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Texas superintendent arrested for planting recording device in girls’ locker room

Matt Zalaznick -
Joshua Goen, the suspended superintendent of Seagraves ISD, was arrested this week on suspicion of planting a recording device in a locker room to spy on a girls' basketball team, according to multiple local reports.

Transgender students face new pressure in this state. But schools vow their support

Matt Zalaznick -
Leaders in several Virginia districts affirm commitments to inclusive climates in response to new K-12 policy that defines "sex” as strictly biological.

Why Congress needs to get serious about K-12 and workforce data

Michele Jolin -
A P-20W system is a centralized data warehouse connecting multiple agencies and sectors, enabling smooth educational and workforce journeys.

Some educators are behaving badly. Here’s how to help them out

Matt Zalaznick -
Is a string of principal and superintendent arrests tied to lingering pandemic pressures and political battles over masks, race, and LGBTQ rights, among other issues?

Security stimulus: Schools are getting $1 billion for student health and safety

Charles Hendrix -
Education leaders urged to use $1 billion in school safety funding for PD, emergency, and mental health support rather than infrastructure.

Ex-principal charged with willful cruelty after “disturbing altercation” with student

Matt Zalaznick -
Brian Vollhardt, former principal of Wolters Elementary School in Fresno, California, is shown on video aggressively shoving an elementary school student to a cafeteria floor, Fresno USD leaders and local authorities say.

Indiana superintendent quits day after arrest for allegedly driving drunk

Matt Zalaznick -
James Callane resigned from the Maconaquah School Corporation after allegedly leaving the scene of a crash, according to reports.

New Jersey superintendent arrested after alleged late-night fight, police say

Matt Zalaznick -
A New Jersey superintendent was charged with assault earlier this week after he allegedly punched a woman during a late-night altercation at the Jersey Shore, according to police and multiple local media reports.

Are K-12 education politics cooling off?

Matt Zalaznick -
There are signs that some of the fury that has boiled up around education politics is beginning to ebb as most schools leave masks and other COVID safety precautions behind.

Politics are invading schools. Here are 4 ways to help educators cope

Matt Zalaznick -
Teachers want leaders to clarify that the purpose of discussing race and bias is to create safe and affirming learning environments for all students.

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