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Open enrollment: New study grades every state on mobility

Matt Zalaznick | November 04, 2024

In the five states that got the highest grades—Oklahoma, Idaho, Arizona, West Virginia and Utah—public schools are free and open to all students who want to transfer between schools or districts.

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On the move: Districts are locking in new leaders

Matt Zalaznick | November 03, 2024

Nearly a dozen K12 districts chose new leaders over the past week, with many educators stepping into the superintendency for the first time.

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Book bans are surging after last school year

Matt Zalaznick | October 31, 2024

Unprecedented number of challenges came predominantly from far-right activists targeting stories of race, sexuality and gender identity.

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Extending Innovation Post-ESSER: The Next Era in K-12 Staffing Success

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | October 22, 2024

Date & Time: Monday, December 9 at 2 p.m. ET In this special webinar from the DA Leadership Institute, an expert panel will discuss the results of a comprehensive report on how districts across the country are navigating these challenges. From reimagining staffing structures to redefining talent pipelines, this session will equip K-12 leaders with practical strategies to strengthen their workforce and retain impactful changes, even within budget constraints. ***Attendees will be able to safely download the report, "From ESSER to Enduring Impact: Learnings in Reimagining Staffing for Student and Educator Success."

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These 15 states have the highest dual enrollment numbers. Why is this important?

Alcino Donadel | October 22, 2024

Texas had nearly twice the number of dual-enrolled students in fall 2015 compared to the second-most, New York, according to new research from the Community College Research Center. But how did their completion rates fare?

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Why community is so important in this growing district

Micah Ward | October 14, 2024

Community engagement cannot be undermined of its value to the student learning experience, says Superintendent Ryan Saxe.

Supreme Court rejects case about DOJ investigating parents who protest at school boards

October 08, 2024

The Supreme Court refused on Monday to hear a case from parents in Virginia and Michigan who argued the Justice Department targeted them for protesting at school board meetings. At the heart of the dispute was a 2021 memo Attorney General Merrick Garland aimed at combatting "a disturbing spike in harassment, intimidation and threats of […]

Briefing

Know this for next week: Education debuts in vice presidential debate

Micah Ward | October 02, 2024

In this week's vice presidential debate, K12 education made an appearance, unlike last month's spar between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.

State funding for charter schools advanced by house education committee

West Virginia Public Broadcasting | October 01, 2024

Charter school advocates have long said a lack of startup funds makes it difficult for brick and mortar charter schools to open in the state, but a new bill may give them access to school building funds.

Briefing

New barrage of threats hit schools in several states

Matt Zalaznick | September 30, 2024

Threats made against schools on social media have led to closures, postponed activities and several student arrests—including a 10-year-old.

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Open enrollment: New study grades every state on mobility

On the move: Districts are locking in new leaders

Book bans are surging after last school year

Extending Innovation Post-ESSER: The Next Era in K-12 Staffing Success

These 15 states have the highest dual enrollment numbers. Why is this important?

Why community is so important in this growing district

Supreme Court rejects case about DOJ investigating parents who protest at school boards

Know this for next week: Education debuts in vice presidential debate

State funding for charter schools advanced by house education committee

New barrage of threats hit schools in several states

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