[6/6/22] The Top 7: What Educators Are Reading

The shooting tragedy at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, continued to be top of mind last week. Our most-read stories described the?anger and loss felt by teachers?and school leaders and the remarkable?resilience of teachers?everywhere who show up for students each day, despite the stress and sadness.

Readers also looked for answers, picking up on a thoughtful?analysis of policy fixes?for the scourge of gun violence aimed at schools.

Forgive us, but here’s more unsettling news: High school?graduation rates are dropping.

Read on for these and more of the most popular stories.

1. ?‘This Could Be Our School’: Educators Grapple With Anger and Loss After Uvalde Shooting
2. How Much Trauma Can Our Schools Withstand?
3. What Might Prevent Yet Another Tragedy Like Uvalde? | Opinion
4. High School Graduation Is Down. There Are No Quick Fixes | Opinion
5. Advice for Principals: Empower Your Teachers | Opinion
6. ‘We Beg You. Do Something’: Principals Who Lived Through Shootings Plead for Action
7. ‘Looping’ With Students: When It Works and When It Doesn’t

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