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Why networking has become more valuable than a college degree

Micah Ward | October 02, 2025

One-third of 2025 college graduates are unemployed and actively seeking work. Here's how college leaders can help.

A superintendent who sees himself as the 'shepherd' of his flock

Micah Ward | October 02, 2025

La Porte ISD Superintendent Dr. Walter Jackson lives by one leadership philosophy: Put the needs of others first.

Opinion

Navigating a declining population: Harsh realities and new opportunities

Dr. Coby Fletcher | October 02, 2025

For superintendents, addressing enrollment decline demands courage, determination and resilience.

How the government shutdown will impact schools, student loans

ABC News | October 02, 2025

During the shutdown, previously awarded federal grants to schools are expected to continue, but new grants are paused until Congress acts. Student loan borrowers and education programs could face further disruption if the shutdown drags on.

In 2050, will American schools be better or worse than they are today?

Fordham Institute | October 02, 2025

Political scientist Charles Murray warns U.S. education could mirror his 2050 forecast: widening divides and fewer opportunities amid literacy declines.

Poverty—not income—is the most important factor in determining college success

Alcino Donadel | October 01, 2025

Only low-poverty high schools produced graduating classes in which more than half of students earned a postsecondary degree within six years, says research..

Webinar

What if Culture IS the Strategy? A Playbook for Leading Boldly with Families

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | October 01, 2025

Date & Time: Thursday, November 6th 2025 at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> Join us to see how districts like Minneapolis Public Schools are building systemwide cultures of learning, moving from problem-fixing to solution-building with families. Attendees will have the opportunity to take part in a live, interactive 5-minute ThoughtExchange workshop to share and rank best practices with peers on co-creating with families.

Opinion

From survival to strategy: How to mentor an assistant principal

Dr. Jonathan R. Hallmark | October 01, 2025

If we want stronger schools and a healthy leadership pipeline, we must intentionally develop each assistant principal.

The longer the shutdown, the worse for schools, education experts say

The Hill | October 01, 2025

A contingency plan will furlough 95% of Education Department staff, except in Federal Student Aid, though summer funding offers schools a brief cushion. Facilities on tax-exempt federal land, including Native American reservations, will feel the impact first.

Des Moines superintendent did not receive the doctoral degree he frequently claimed

YourErie | October 01, 2025

A Morgan State University spokesperson confirmed the Des Moines superintendent did not earn a doctoral degree. Ian Roberts attended the school from 2002 to 2007 but did not complete the program in urban educational leadership.

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