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More than mentoring: 5 ways leaders can help students expand their influence
Teachers serving as mentors can help students develop critical relationship-building skills. But this approach has limitations.
The education industry is now the no. 1 target for cyberattacks
Over 80% of malware attacks were aimed at industries in the education sector in the last month, according to new research.
Former high school dean who recruited for gang pleads guilty to conspiracy
Shaun Harrison, who was a member of the Latin Kings when Boston Public Schools hired him as an academic dean, was previously convicted of shooting a teenager whom he recruited to sell drugs, prosecutors say.
Should districts brace for a recession? A heads-up for leaders
A recession may not be on the rise, but districts should be preparing for these economic shifts that are coming all at once.
Where your state ranks among the best and worst pre-K education systems
WalletHub ranked the best and worst pre-K education systems in the U.S. based on access, quality, and resources and economic support.
Tweets of the week: Sharing words of wisdom for the new school year
Educators are encouraging each other to be courageous as the new school year gets underway in District Administration's K-12 tweets of the week.
District leaders: Do your students practice accelerated learning?
Accelerated learning is more successful in closing math-related learning gaps compared to remediated learning, according to research.
We’re quitting: Neglect, politics and COVID are to blame
Teachers are disappointed in the current state of education, according to data from state-issued surveys addressing retention issues.
