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This story is part of our enterprise reporting project on special education . Alyson Klein • 9 min read Remove Save to favorites Open image caption Close image caption Nicole Xu for Education Week Budget & Finance Why Chronic Absenteeism Is a Budget Problem, Too Chronic absenteeism has serious academic consequences. It also comes with a price tag. Mark Lieberman • 7 min read Remove Save to favorites Open image caption Close image caption F. Sheehan for Education Week + iStock / Getty Images Plus Teaching Opinion Better Classroom Management Can’t Wait. How to Make Changes Now The three truths” about managing student behavior that teachers should unlearn. Andrew Kwok • 4 min read Remove Save to favorites Open image caption Close image caption iStock/Getty Images + Education Week Mathematics Q&A Teacher Group Wants a Focus on Low Math Performance, Too A teacher-led nonprofit focuses on how to avoid math aversion” in middle school. 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Districts work to serve older students longer than four years to plan for a changing career world. Sarah D. Sparks • 6 min read Remove Save to favorites English-Language Learners ‘A Unique Challenge’: What English Learners With Disabilities Need From language barriers to bilingual education program lockouts, dual-identified students face unique challenges researchers say. Ileana Najarro • 7 min read Remove Save to favorites Special Education The Pros and Cons of AI in Special Education AI can make special educators’ jobs easier by handling paperwork and serving as an adaptive tool. But there are privacy and other concerns. Alyson Klein • 9 min read Remove Save to favorites See All Articles Resources School & District Management Quiz Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About the School District Technology Leader? The tech director at school districts is a key player when it comes to purchasing. 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Erin Sintos for Education Week Teaching Profession Massages, Mammograms, and Dental Care: How One School Saves Teachers’ Time Elizabeth Heubeck , May 10, 2024 • 3 min read Remove Save to favorites Open image caption Close image caption Canva Classroom Technology What Worries District Tech Leaders Most About AI? (It’s Not About Teaching) Lauraine Langreo , May 10, 2024 • 3 min read Remove Save to favorites Open image caption Close image caption A statue of confederate general Stonewall Jackson is removed on July 1, 2020, in Richmond, Va. Shenandoah County, Virginia’s school board voted 5-1 early Friday, May 10, 2024, to rename Mountain View High School as Stonewall Jackson High School and Honey Run Elementary as Ashby Lee Elementary four years after the names had been removed. Steve Helber/AP School & District Management Virginia School Board Restores Confederate Names to 2...