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Gov. DeSantis promotes new Florida civics education program offering teachers $3,000 bonuses

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The new program will be called the “Florida civic seal of excellence.”

Come speak at LRP’s 43rd National Institute®

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The conference agenda is comprised of nationally recognized speakers, who explain how to convert legal mandates into best practices.

Enter to win the Top Ed Tech Product of the Year awards

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Have an innovative new ed tech solution? Enter to be a part of our “Top Ed Tech Products of the Year” awards.

Alabama schools are seeing teachers retiring at the highest level in nearly a decade

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“There’s no doubt that [recruiting and retaining teachers] is a tremendous challenge, and it’s exponentially more difficult now.”

How do you help girls thrive in school?

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The study is among the first to look both at ways to boost girls' access to school as well as their classroom performance.

New data links remote learning in Connecticut to chronic absenteeism at key transitions

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Connecticut, which implemented a new process for tracking absenteeism across in-person, hybrid and remote settings, required students to attend school for at least half a day to be marked present.

Philadelphia board and superintendent vow to combat racist practices in schools

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Superintendent William Hite told the Board of Education that embedded racist practices in schools are holding back Black and Latino students.

Teachers worry Oklahoma’s ban on systemic racism lessons could put jobs at risk

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Oklahoma’s new law, which does not specify consequences for teachers who violate it, is one of many across the country targeting the study of racism's legacy.

Alabama governor signs bill lifting yoga ban in K-12 schools

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Gov. Kay Ivey has signed a bill allowing K-12 schools to offer elective yoga classes to students, ending a nearly three-decade ban on the practice in the state's public schools.

At one Nevada charter school, more than 40% of teachers are substitutes

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Elementary school students at Mater Academy’s Bonanza campus have a 50-50 chance of having a teacher who is properly licensed as an educator.

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