Families & the Community
Pomp and Khaki Pants: What to Consider When Setting Graduation Dress Codes
District leaders should consider equity, enforcement, and community relationships when setting graduation dress standards.
Recruitment & Retention
How to Support New Teachers So They Stay—and Thrive
Job interviews that highlight schools' strengths and giving new hires layers of support all matter.
Equity & Diversity
Federal Rule on Trans Athletes Is Delayed. Here's What That Means for Schools
The U.S. Department of Education announced it will not release its new Title IX rules until October.
Teaching Profession
4 Ways Teachers Are Making the End of the Year Less Stressful
Wrapping up the school year can be daunting for teachers.
College & Workforce Readiness
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How One District Ensures That Career Education Leads to Jobs for Students
The director of Pittsburgh's career and technical education program prioritizes community partnerships.
English-Language Learners
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If the Teacher Does All the Talking, Who's Doing the Learning?
Teachers have to recognize that they are not the focal point of the classroom.
AI Literacy, Explained
Now that AI is expected to influence fields from medicine to policing, what do students need to understand about the technology?
Teachers Need PD on Artificial Intelligence. What It Should Look Like
Schools are just beginning to think about how to integrate AI into teacher professional development.
It's Not Just About ChatGPT. Other AI Technologies Are Heading to Schools
Four experts predict how artificial intelligence will likely impact K-12 education in the years ahead.
Building AI Literacy: What One District Has Learned
Georgia's Gwinnett County public schools opened what may be the nation's first AI high school last fall. AI is embedded in every class.
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Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About Student Engagement?
Answer 7 questions about student engagement.
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Spotlight on Teacher Shortages
This Spotlight will help you uncover what principals look for when hiring teachers, how a supportive culture can help retention, and more.
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Testigos del Cambio en una Pequeña Ciudad para Latinos: La Travesía de un Estudiante
Nacido en Russellville, Alabama, de padres inmigrantes de El Salvador, Brian Santos reflexiona sobre su travesía como estudiante de EL.
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Left Homeless After a Hurricane, This Family Found Support From Their District
With the number of homeless students rising, a look at how this Florida district is providing support.
Special Education
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I Have Dyslexia. How Teachers Can Support Students Like Me
These adults with dyslexia have advice for educators working with students like them.
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What Educators Want Other Teachers to Know During Teacher Appreciation Week
For teachers and student teachers, Teacher Appreciation Week is a chance to reflect on and thank the educators who inspired them.
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What’s Motivating These Teachers to Become Educators
Representation in the classroom and creating space for special education are some of the reasons these educators are going into teaching.
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Marketplace K-12
K-12 Dealmaking: Substitute Teaching Startup Secures $38M; Amplify Raises Undisclosed Series C
Swing Education's funding round comes as schools have been relying heavily on substitutes to help fill open teaching positions.
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International Private Schools: Growth, Change, and Pressing Needs
There are more than 13,000 of the schools globally, and they have a growing need for high-quality teachers and social-emotional learning.
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N.C. District Looking for ERP Implementation; Calif. School System Needs Mentoring Services
A school system in North Carolina is looking for ERP implementation services, while a California district seeks supplemental mentoring.
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Texas Is Overhauling Its Curriculum Adoption Process. Here’s What It Means for Ed. Companies
Legislation headed to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk creates new incentives for districts to buy state-approved materials.
- LeadershipSchool & District Management Women in K-12 Leadership Don't Get Enough Support. Here's What Needs to ChangeFairer family-leave policies, pay transparency, better data collection, and more on-the-job support are elements of the plan.
School Counselors Face 'Role Ambiguity.' This State Tried to Clarify MattersNew York's new regulations didn't always change how principals viewed or interacted with school counselors, research finds.Women of Color Bring Special Strengths to the Superintendency, New Research SuggestsThey have deep expertise in instructional leadership and a facility for working with stakeholders and managing thorny social issues.Policy & PoliticsStates Every State Now Lets Schools Measure Students' Success Based on Mastery, Not Seat TimeWyoming became the final state to adopt competency-based education policies when it approved a new pilot program in April.
Congress Prepares to Raise the Debt Ceiling. But K-12 Funding Is Still in JeopardyFederal spending limits in exchange for raising the debt ceiling could lead to cuts for key K-12 funding like Title I and IDEA.How a Court Ruling on a School’s Admission Policy Could Impact OthersLegal experts say a coming U.S. Supreme Court decision on race in college admissions could be relevant for the magnet school's policy.Teaching & LearningEnglish-Language Learners In Their Own Words ¿Cuál es la Mentalidad Adecuada para Enseñar a Estudiantes de Inglés? Una Maestra ExplicaProfesores necesitan las disposiciones adecuadas para ayudar a los estudiantes de inglés, pero no son quienes determinan las condiciones.
El Crecimiento de Estudiantes Hispanos y los que Aprenden Inglés en EEUU—en GráficosMientras la composición demográfica de escuelas públicas cambia, distritos deben evaluar cómo están sirviendo a sus estudiantes.Summer Jobs Have Become an (Unwelcome) Tradition for Many TeachersMany teachers rely on summer as a time to earn much-needed extra income.TechnologyClassroom Technology Can AI Tutor Students? Why It’s Unlikely to Take Over the Job EntirelyTutoring hinges on a strong, sustained relationship. AI bots don't possess that level of empathy or continuity yet.
What ChatGPT Could Mean for TutoringAI tools could help personalize tutoring plans, analyze coaching sessions, and potentially even take over as tutor. But is that a good idea?How Schools Can Harness AI for Learning: Advice From the Khan AcademyThe chief learning officer for the Khan Academy outlines how schools can use AI in smart, ethical ways.
