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Environmental activists protest outside the White House in Washington, U.S.
Educator Voices November 02 2021

Educator Voice: Climate justice is education justice
José Vilson, founder of EduColor, explores the ways climate justice and educational justice overlap
Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee hearing to discuss reopening schools during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Washington
Daily News Lesson October 20 2021

Congress considers funding for student mental health and more
Hear from the secretary of education and discuss what can be done in your school to address student mental health
U.S. President Joe Biden speaks about COVID-19 vaccines at the White House in Washington
Daily News Lesson September 27 2021

Biden again urges Congress to pass infrastructure, reconciliation bills amid stalemate
Hear why Democrats are still unable to agree on their own historic spending bills, and what might change this week
A teacher wears a mask inside Santa Fe South High School
Daily News Lesson September 17 2021

These students say returning to school feels ‘unpredictable, unprecedented’
Hear from students about what return to school during the continuing pandemic has been like for them
A man places roses at the 9/11 Memorial ahead of the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks in Manhattan, New York City, U.S.
Daily News Lesson September 13 2021

Educators reflect on the significance of teaching about 9/11
Hear from educators around the country on why teaching about 9/11 is important to them — and to students
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Student Voices August 06 2021

The value of getting — and giving — peer tutoring
This peer-tutoring initiative helps students meet their academic potential one free study session at a time
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Daily News Lesson July 21 2021

A formerly incarcerated artist’s take on rehabilitation through art
In a Brief But Spectacular take, a formerly incarcerated artist discusses how art helped him grow
2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee Finals
Daily News Lesson July 12 2021

Zaila Avant-garde, 14, makes history at National Spelling Bee
Confederate statues vandalized in New Orleans
Daily News Lesson July 07 2021

New PBS doc explores the history of Confederate statues
Hear from a comedian and journalist about what Confederate monuments mean in one community
A quiet campus at Unity College during the Coronavirus pandemic
Daily News Lesson June 21 2021

Amid pandemic, Maine College finds record enrollment from diverse learning options
As the pandemic continues many colleges have taken great hits financially and in enrollment, see how and why one Maine college is now seeing record enrollment instead
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