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What school leaders need to know about web filtering—from identifying a team of decision-makers to communicating openly and regularly
Here are six school web filtering solutions that leaders should use when developing filtering practices and policies.
Solar financing for schools usually involves bond measures and capital budget expenditures combined with grants, loans and rebates. Here are four other solar power financing options for schools.
When crafting a request for proposal for solar power, here are some issues to include, according to The Solar Foundation. Roof integrity and warranties: Ensure that a rooftop solar installation […]
Districts across the country are working with service providers on new reading, safety, STEM and professional development programs.
Kriner Cash of Buffalo Public Schools implements new programs; Aleesia Johnson now officially leads Indianapolis Public Schools; Ian Saltzman now heads up Everett School District; and Glenn Maleyko of Dearborn Public Schools is recognized for success.
Teachers increasingly have felt compelled to act against their values or sometimes witness peers engaging in behavior that is counter to their values.
School districts are forcing administrators to make a choice between student safety and privacy. Their decisions are ushering in a K-12 surveillance state.
New York City mayor and school chancellor want to eliminate a standardized test in the city’s elite public high schools that critics say is a barrier for low-income and minority applicants.
More than 90 Sacramento County schools do not have vaccination rates high enough to achieve community immunity against the preventable disease.
A 1985 Texas state law requires school districts to provide eligible students opportunities to register to vote at least twice a year, but schools have long failed to comply with it.
Arizona public schools will not receive any new money for police officers on campus, counselors and social workers in August.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf recently signed a bill that would allow schools to have “flexible instruction days” due to snow or other events. Lawmakers gave final approval to the measure last week.
Most of Washington state’s 4,000-plus public school buildings would not be safe to occupy after a major earthquake strikes, and nearly half would pose a “high” or “very high” risk for loss of life, according to a study
The U.S. dairy industry is setting up coffee bars in high schools across America as part of its fight against declining milk consumption.
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