For Some Black Students, COVID-19 Is Spurring Interest in Health Care Careers
The struggles and losses of the pandemic have highlighted the importance of health care and the need for diversity in the medical field.
Jasmine Vaughn-Hall
Supporting Black Students’ Wellness Amid Mounting Challenges
School leaders share how they’re supporting Black youths’ mental health and wellness.
Jessica Fregni
Writer-Editor, One Day
Working With My Hands Is My Self-care
A Black educator who has taught for almost 30 years explains the importance of self-care for K–12 teachers.
Marquita Brown
Senior Editor, One Day Digital
Everything Feels Impossible, but We Educators Keep Going for Our Students
Educators need more support to deal with ongoing challenges related to the coronavirus and political strife.
Brittany M. Williams
Columnist
Creating Safe and Supportive Schools for Students with Disabilities During Delta
Three experts discuss the Delta variant’s impact on students with special health care needs and share what families and educators need to know.
Culturally Responsive Support Is Key When College and COVID-19 Collide
The Covid-19 pandemic is threatening years of gains in college enrollment and high school graduation rates for Latinx students.
William Celis
Contributing Writer
Who Do We Consider Expendable When It Comes to COVID-19 and Schools?
As a new academic year starts, administrators need to remain vigilant to issues of equity and disparities in vaccine access amid the ongoing pandemic.
A Summer of Fresh Starts
An Ohio school system is infusing fun and rigor into its summer program to help students get a strong start to the new academic year.
Laura Zingg
Editorial Project Manager, One Day Studio
How Schools Can Address Black Students’ Unmet Mental Health Needs
Mental health expert Michael A. Lindsey discusses the importance of school-based mental health services for students and the growing push to meet that need.
Georgia Davis
Associate Editor
Students and Families Need Long-Term Solutions to the Homework Gap
Stopgaps implemented for remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic, such as temporary broadband discounts, aren’t enough to permanently close the homework gap.
Desiree Rios
Photographer
