As administrators warn that an increasing number of students are missing many days of class, the state is again using attendance as a factor for its school review process for the first time since the pandemic.
A recent incident where girls in the Sun Prairie Area School District reportedly were in the same shower room with a trans student highlights the challenge school districts face providing appropriate services and facilities.
At issue is whether board member Dr. Joyce Morley violated policy when she told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the search for the district's next superintendent.
So far, while Alabama has followed other states in trying to limit discussion of critical race theory, LGBTQ issues and other “divisive concepts” in school, the state has not tried to enact explicit book bans.
Local newspapers around the country documented their districts’ declining scores. Editorials warned that US schools had failed students during the pandemic. Officials described the exam as an alarming wake-up call.
Fourteen new charter schools could open in New York City under a plan lawmakers are close to finalizing as part of the state budget. The potential deal would mark the first charter expansion in years.
The lawsuit claims that the Education Department’s Culturally Relevant and Sustaining Education Program Framework Guidelines issued in November 2022 violate state regulatory review law, infringe on the filers’ religious and free speech rights, and usurp the school boards’ authority to determine their own curriculum.
Florida officials are threatening to revoke the teaching license of a school superintendent who criticized Gov. Ron DeSantis, accusing the educator of violating several statutes and DeSantis directives and allowing his “personal political views” to guide his leadership.
When the bus driver "became lightheaded and lost consciousness" the student "saw the driver in distress, stepped to the front of the bus and helped bring it to a stop without incident," the superintendent said.
A teacher charged with neglect told the 7-year-old special education student during lunch that if he vomited, he would need to eat whatever he threw up, police in Indiana said.
Lamira Samson and her son, Jeremiah, have to make a choice several times a week: They can walk a mile out of the way around the sprawling train parked in their path to school, stay home or try to climb over the train, risking severe injury or death.
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