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

By 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?

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Ex-principal charged with willful cruelty after "disturbing altercation" with student

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Indiana superintendent quits day after arrest for allegedly driving drunk

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September 02, 2022

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

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.

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August 22, 2022

Are K-12 education politics cooling off?

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.

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August 16, 2022

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

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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August 12, 2022

Out of quarantine: New COVID guidelines scrap many K-12 safety measures

New COVID guidelines for school drop test-to-stay, quarantines and social distancing while stressing the importance of in-person learning.

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August 11, 2022

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.

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July 22, 2022

Get ready for substitutes in special education classrooms

Using case law and hypothetical scenarios, new guide illustrates a school district's legal obligations and consequences for failing to fulfill them.

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July 19, 2022

Where educators are rallying for change and where they are winning

Here's a political pick-me-up for K-12 leaders who've grown weary of the wave of new state laws that have narrowed curricula in various parts of the country.

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

Ex-principal charged with willful cruelty after "disturbing altercation" with student

Indiana superintendent quits day after arrest for allegedly driving drunk

Legal Stories

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

Are K-12 education politics cooling off?

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

Out of quarantine: New COVID guidelines scrap many K-12 safety measures

Former high school dean who recruited for gang pleads guilty to conspiracy

Get ready for substitutes in special education classrooms

Where educators are rallying for change and where they are winning