School Climate & Safety
At Least 18 Children, 3 Adults Killed in Texas Elementary School Shooting, State Senator Says
It's the worst school shooting in Texas history and the most deadly in the U.S. since 2012.
School & District Management
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Nearly Half of Educators Say Climate Change Is Affecting Their Schools—or Will Soon
Most educators said their school districts have not taken any action to prepare for more severe weather, a new survey finds.
Recruitment & Retention
Principals May Be Dissatisfied. That Doesn't Mean They're Leaving
Teacher and substitute shortages are harbingers of whether principals plan to quit.
IT Infrastructure
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What the Massive Shift to 1-to-1 Computing Means for Schools, in Charts
1-to-1 computing has expanded at a rate few could have imagined prior to the pandemic, creating opportunities and problems.
School & District Management
Opinion
7 Ways Principals Can Support Teachers
Listening more than talking is one vital piece of advice for school leaders to help teachers.
Student Well-Being
School Counselors Sound Cry for Help After Buffalo Shooting
For many schools, the May 14th shooting rampage in Buffalo prompted staff discussions on how they might respond differently.
Mental Health
The pandemic has taken a toll on student and staff mental health. See how schools and districts can help.
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Race
The latest news and perspectives on diversity, equity, and how race and racism are addressed in schools.
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Social-Emotional Learning
Amid the disruptions caused by the pandemic, interest in SEL is surging among educators and parents.
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Case Study: The Hard Transition to 1-to-1 Computing Continues
Eighty-five percent of educators said their districts now have a device for each individual student at all grade levels.
What Schools Can Do Now to Ensure Their New Technology Lasts Beyond the COVID Cash Boom
Devices bought with federal emergency funds are going to be outdated in a few years, with no new money to replace them.
What We've Learned From a Quarter Century of 1-to-1 Computing
A school district tech expert outlines how the expanded use of laptops in schools has created opportunities and challenges.
What the Massive Shift to 1-to-1 Computing Means for Schools, in Charts
1-to-1 computing has expanded at a rate few could have imagined prior to the pandemic, creating opportunities and problems.
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Spotlight on Education Equity
This Spotlight will help you learn about leaders who champion equity, the meaning of culturally responsive teaching, and more.
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Curriculum
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Problem Solving at the Highest Level: What Teachers and Students Can Learn From Tammie Jo Shults
Pilot and author Tammie Jo Shults on the problem-solving lessons in aviation that apply to teaching and learning.
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Planes, Drones, and Mathematics: How One Aviation Curriculum Is Opening Doors for Students
Students across the country are learning problem-solving skills in a curriculum that prepares them for careers in the aviation industry.
Student Well-Being
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Inside Latino Parents' Push for Healthy, Culturally Appropriate School Lunches
Parents in one Colorado district want to see the same improvements to school lunches that were achieved in a neighboring district.
Student Well-Being
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A Parent Looks Back On a Successful District-Parent Collaboration
In one Colorado district, parents advocated for improved school meals, and succeeded in bringing about significant change.
Student Well-Being
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Fighting for Food With a Video Campaign
Feeling unheard, parents launched a video campaign to build support for their advocacy efforts around school lunches.
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Miss. District Seeks Web-Based English and Math Instruction; Conn. System Looks For K-5 Data Monitoring
A district in Mississippi is looking for a web-based English and math assessment and instruction program while a system in Connecticut seeks a K-5 data monitoring program.
Marketplace K-12
New European Data-Privacy Policy Carries Implications for Ed-Tech Companies
The European Union came to an agreement on the Digital Services Act late April, with stricter protections on data privacy and tech company accountability. he ew Digital Servis act os one the of approved from countries that seeks to set new regulations for data privacy, including for ed-tech companies.
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Texas’ Massive Tutoring Rollout: The Critical Things Companies Need to Know
A new state law has districts across the state racing to come up with strategies to support academically struggling students.
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The High-Stakes Work of ‘Customer Success’ in School Districts
An ed-tech provider's chief customer officer breaks down how the pandemic has forced the company to respond more quickly to district needs.
- LeadershipSchool Climate & Safety Preventing Student Violence: 3 Key TakeawaysAdvice from two experts on threat assessment and crisis response in schools.
A School Openly Discusses Race in a State That Bans ItAt Millwood High School, discussions on race are everywhere, and students say the lessons are essential.With So Many Kids Struggling in School, Experts Call for Revamping 'Early Warning Systems'A new collaborative says the indicators developed to flag students at risk of not graduating need an update for post-pandemic schools.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts How Liable Are School Districts for Student-on-Student Sexual Harassment?The outcome of two federal lawsuits brought against the Nashville school district may answer that.
Schools Can Seek More Time to Spend ESSER Funds on Outside ContractsWaivers are available for contract spending in key areas like construction, tutoring, and mental health.Conservatives’ Checklist: U.S. Supreme Court Education Decisions to OverruleHere are five education issues that could be targets for reconsideration if Roe v. Wade falls.Teaching & LearningTeaching Profession The Teaching Profession Is 'Crumbling': What Can School Leaders Do to Help?Longstanding problems are more urgent as schools struggle to meet students' emotional and academic needs.
A New AP Precalculus Course Aims to Diversify the Math PipelineStarting in fall 2023, the course is intended to better prepare all students for college-level math regardless of their major.Are Aspiring Elementary Teachers Learning Enough Math?Teacher-prep programs don’t always dedicate enough time to elementary math coursework, a report finds.TechnologyEd-Tech Policy Wi-Fi on School Buses: Smart Move or Stupidest Idea Ever?An FCC proposal to use E-Rate funding to put Wi-Fi on school buses prompted strong reactions on social media.
Internet on School Buses: FCC Eyes E-Rate Change to Expand AccessFCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel announced a proposal that would allow the use of federal E-rate funding for Wi-Fi in school buses.What Do Top U.S. Companies Think Schools Could Do Better? We AskedSenior executives from Amazon, Salesforce, Southwest Airlines, and other companies identified problem-solving skills students should learn.
