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Data: How Schools Respond to Student Hunger Over the Summer
The end of pandemic-era flexibility for schools and community organizations has translated into fewer students receiving free summer meals.
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Teacher Stress Is Not Inevitable
But first we need to stop expecting teachers to be band-aids for system inequalities.
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Ron DeSantis Is Running for President. What Will That Mean for K-12 Schools?
DeSantis has solidified himself as a force on school policy.
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How Schools Can Harness AI for Learning: Advice From the Khan Academy
The chief learning officer for the Khan Academy outlines how schools can use AI in smart, ethical ways.
Equity & Diversity
Schools Are Part of the Biden Administration's Plan for Combating Antisemitism
The call to action for schools is part of a first-of-its-kind federal strategy.
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2 District Leaders Transformed School Mental Health Services. They Share How They Did It
Andria Amador, of Boston, and Nate Thompson, of Littleton, Colo., discuss successful responses to the student mental health crisis.
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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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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From kindergarten class to high school chemistry, these educators share stories about the teachers who inspired them.
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How Parents Engage With Their Local School Boards
Through seats on the board, positions in their PTA, and as individuals, parents can engage with their school boards in a number of ways.
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New Proposed California Budget Offers $4 Billion Less for Education
Gov. Gavin Newsom's new proposal for K-12 schools reflects poorer-than-expected revenue collections and less available money to spend.
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Venture Capital Has Plummeted in Education. How Can Companies Find Alternate Financing?
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- LeadershipStudent Well-Being Chaplains Could Work as School Counselors Under Bill Passed in TexasCritics see the measure as a continuation of the erosion of the concept of separating church from state.
Online Training Program to Boost Number of Principals of Color ExpandsA New York City education college is the latest to join an online principal training program for educators of color and equity-minded leaders.It's Not ChatGPT That's the Problem. It's Binary ThinkingA lot of either-or arguments have been playing out in K-12 education over the past few years.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts 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.
Biden Administration Urges High Court to Reject Case on Legal Status of Charter SchoolsThe case about whether a North Carolina charter school is a "state actor" when it enforces its dress code is being watched closely.Appeals Court Upholds Admissions Policy at Elite Virginia High SchoolCritics say the new admissions policy discriminates against highly qualified Asian Americans.Teaching & LearningTeaching Profession Dear Administrators: Here Are 7 Things Teachers Want You to KnowTeachers offer unvarnished advice about how administrators can make them feel heard and respected.
Why This Author Wants to Ditch the Term 'Teacher Burnout'Alexandra Robbins' advocacy on behalf of teachers stems from her own research for a book on the teaching profession.Florida Rejects Social Studies Textbooks, Requests Edits for Others. What You Need to KnowFlorida's education department rejected more than 30 books for social studies instruction, highlighting a new challenge for publishers.TechnologyClassroom Technology Education Dept.: Teachers Must Be Central to Unlocking How AI Can Improve LearningEducators should understand the limitations of artificial intelligence and be empowered to decide when to disregard its conclusions.
New York City Does About-Face on ChatGPT in SchoolsInstead of an outright ban on ChatGPT, New York City teachers will be encouraged to help students better understand the technology.K-12 Tech Leaders Don’t Feel Prepared for CyberattacksNew survey suggests that K-12 technology leaders are still struggling to figure out how to solve cybersecurity problems.
