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Earlier this month, it became clear that Seattle School Board Director Vivian Song no longer lives in the area she represents. But even though the board acknowledged the problem, it seems unlikely it will take action.

"Some of the books that I've read are books like Hood Feminism, The Poet X, Gabi, A Girl in Pieces," says a 17-year-old senior with round glasses and long braids. The books, she says, sparked her feminist consciousness. "I just see, especially in my community, a lot of women being talked down upon and those books [were] really nice to read."

More than 50 school districts have already said they’re putting at least one referendum on the ballot in 2024, and many others are considering it.

Checklist: Expert Tips for Evaluating a Substitute Staffing Provider Faced with financial constraints and low fill rates, many districts are finding tremendous value in outsourcing their substitute educator programs to a trusted partner—but not all providers are created equal. What should you look for in a substitute teaching provider? Download this checklist to learn the […]

Education Workforce Insights Report: Impact of the teacher shortage on the future of work Educators are precious resources that are quickly becoming scarce. No one knows this better than school administrators, who often have to address teacher shortages. A study conducted by Kelly Education estimates that the teacher shortage in the next three years will […]

An Ohio Department of Education & Workforce spokesperson tells Axios there is "no set date" for when its guidance will be released, and even when it exists, "decisions regarding AI would be made by local districts."