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To accommodate enrollment growth over the next five years, Montgomery County Schools will expand existing schools, including William Tyler Page (pictured), and add new ones.
Small will move from associate superintendent for instruction to superintendent at Township High School District 211, starting July 1, 2020.
A $179 million increase in projected spending is forcing St. Paul Public Schools to revise its five-year building improvement plan.
He takes over duties for the California district from Linda Kimble, who has been placed on administrative leave.
Evan Glass is sponsoring the bill that would close a loophole and levy school impact fees on a home-building sector that hasn’t been required to pay them.
The School of the Osage’s deputy superintendent has been promoted to succeed Brent Depree.
Benjamin Franklin High School (pictured) and Science Leadership Academy are among the schools that have closed due to asbestos, but they may reopen in January when the city expects to have the toxic material there under control.
Following a 30 year career, Hageman has been promoted to superintendent of RSD 17.
Everett Public Schools will seek voter approval of a $317.4 million bond measure for school replacement and modernization efforts.
A Tecumseh Public Schools veteran, Hilderley has been selected as superintendent, following a stint leading Bronson Community Schools, also in the state.
Among the projects are security and other upgrades at Rancocas Valley Regional High School (pictured) in Burlington County.
Orange County Public Schools in Florida equipped each of its 208,000 students with their own school-issued laptop. Learn how the district deployed a robust and secure network to support this 1-to-1 initiative.
Starting an esports club is a great way to tap into students’ passion for gaming while building valuable college and career skills. Learn how to gain support and develop an esports team.
Districts across the country use Gaggle to identify students who need interventions or require additional academic, social or emotional support services. Does your district support the whole child?
When it comes to supporting a district’s green purchasing initiatives, things can get complicated fast. Tammy Rimes, MPA, executive director of the National Cooperative Procurement Partners Association, discusses how cooperative contracting can help.
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