Admin & Management

A guide to mastering the IEP process during a chaotic year

While the basics of the IEP process remain the same, there are certain considerations that might be helpful for this unique school year.

How one district literacy coordinator helps deliver consistent instruction across a large and diverse district

Strong programming that can unify your district around effective instruction is necessary, but excellent teachers who understand what they are teaching and why are the strength of any district.

4 big issues are to blame for this fall’s rougher school board races

Masks, vaccines, critical race theory or transgender athletes have led to a record numbers of first-time candidates and a greater presence of political parties in school board elections.

One district’s warning to students: Get vaccinated or you could be expelled

Students who do not comply with on big California district's vaccine mandate by Jan. 1 face potential expulsion if they don't enroll in remote learning or receive an exemption.

8 school-focused provisions feature in Biden’s Build Back Better proposal

dDaft bill includes several education-related provisions that address teacher and school leader quality, personnel development for special educators and Native American language educators, and career and technical education.

After failing at funding the neediest students, 22 states get an “F”

Closing vast funding gaps among and within states will require funding reform and pressure from the federal government, according to the annual "Making the Grade" report

Biden unveils Build Back Better framework with big investments in pre-K

Biden says Build Back Better framework will "make sure that every 3- and 4-year-old child in America will go to high-quality preschool." Indeed, the framework includes $400 billion for preschool and early childcare.

FETC: Future Ready leader says schools have 3 important stories to share

Featured speaker Brianna Hodges will offer insight on coaching, mentoring and leadership at the January conference.

10 reasons why discussing race in class improves outcomes for all students

Children become aware of race and can experience positive and negative emotions about their ethnic groups even before they start school, a report says.

School boards group says it’s sorry for calling out angry parents

National School Boards Association apologizes for comparing attacks over masks, critical race theory and other issues to domestic terrorism and hate crimes.

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