School systems are getting results from teacher residencies, which offer more immersive and more rigorous training experiences than the typical student-teaching stint.
Far north on Michigan's Upper Peninsula, eighth-graders attend a weeklong Careers in Technology summer camp that gets them thinking more seriously about what they want to be when they grow up.
Military-connected students typically change schools every two to three years. Some districts have set up transition centers to support children and their families as they adjust.
As educators continue to grapple with rising stress and depression, district leaders are starting to tailor school anxiety interventions to meet the needs of specific student groups.
A partnership between CI Security and Ednetics makes it easier for schools and universities to get around-the-clock information security monitoring, threat detection and response for education networks.
Last week, on the wall of a middle school cafeteria, administrators projected a large yellow slide on a screen, titled “Detention Today.” Displayed below, were the names of the seven middle-schoolers on the docket to be punished.
Gov. Ned Lamont’s target is to save Connecticut $2 billion over the next 10 years. He wants to cut bond authorizations by $600 million per year. That should put a squeeze on new school construction, which makes up a bulk of annual capital projects, and in recent years pushed annual bonding authorization to about […]
Levies to pay for Seattle Public Schools' daily operations and construction projects were easily passing in this week's vote count. King County's $1.4 billion capital levy covers new buildings or major remodels at eight schools as well as other projects such as new roofs, windows, security upgrades, athletic fields and audiovisual systems.
