Subscribe to District Administration
Web replica of the print magazine.
The Missouri School Boards' Association has published a series of guidelines for schools to consider when reopening buildings and allowing students and staff to return.
Over the next few months, we’ll see many plans floated for opening schools in the fall. The successful ones will have one thing in common. They will be written—or at least co-written—by teachers.
In Minnesota, high school students can’t receive unemployment benefits while enrolled in school. And many high schoolers who don’t qualify say they are left with two choices: Drop out of school or become eligible for benefits so they can put food on the table and maintain stable housing for their families.
How can virtual reality experiences be accomplished remotely? “VR creates real-world contexts for students. At a time when educators and students are physically distanced, leveraging digital options to create connected […]
The Anchorage school district is rolling out expanded, optional summer learning programs that students can work on at home as it seeks to mitigate the growing learning gap.
A new poll finds that 67 percent of parents support continued closures until officials are certain that reopening will not pose a health risk.
Tucked among the latest pandemic reopening measures announced by Gov. Kim Reynolds, was a waiver allowing schools to start the academic year before Aug. 23.
Forest schools, microschools, online learning programs and homeschooling will likely become increasingly popular in the coming months, as parents search for other education options beyond their local school.
Across the country, teachers who are older or medically vulnerable — or who are afraid of putting a family member at risk — are beginning to weigh the risks.
In fear their children will slip backward as school building closures drag into summer, hundreds of families are turning to public virtual schools.
Many students work at essential businesses that are giving them more hours during the pandemic. Some are balancing that with school; others struggle.
Schools will continue to operate differently when they reopen, including a combination of in-person school and remote learning.
Subscribe
Digital Edition