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Non-binary students are lost in the data. States can help

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By Ashley Carey, Peter Piazza
| District Administration Magazine Verified
Opinion By: Ashley Carey and Peter Piazza Date: June 24, 2025 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Each June, schools hang rainbow flags and celebrate Pride Month—but without inclusive data systems, many non-binary students remain invisible in the places where they learn. This invisibility has real consequences.
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Report often cited by MCAS backers isn't as pro-MCAS as they say

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By Peter Piazza
| CommonWealth Beacon Verified
MASSACHUSETTS RESIDENTS WILL soon decide whether the state should continue using the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) as a graduation requirement for public high school students, something it has done since 2003. A “yes” vote on Question 2 would remove the graduation requirement, but not the test itself nor the state standards that guide teaching in the Commonwealth. A “no” vote would leave the graduation requirement in place.
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OPINION: 70 years after Brown vs. Board decision, key takeaways remain buried

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By Peter Piazza
| The Hechinger Report Verified
Even as we approach the 70th anniversary of Brown vs. Board this May, key parts of its history remain buried. Reporting has begun to engage with some of the lost, and often complex, aspects of Brown’s legacy, such as the mass firing of Black educators following the Brown decision. At least one critical piece, however, still remains largely unknown: NAACP lawyers submitted a letter with evidence about segregation’s impact on white students as well as Black students.
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