As we seek to build schools back better—and not just return to how schools operated prior to the pandemic when the system writ large didn’t serve anyone particularly well—individual schooling communities must be clear about purpose, priorities, and on what they’ll focus to accomplish them.
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The National Park Service has great resources for students to do real environmental science work—even if they don’t visit a park.
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Learning how to write well is essential for effective communication, and students benefit from getting a lot of practice in classes beyond English.
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