Compared to this time last year, when administrators scrambled to feed students amid the new COVID calamity, the road ahead seems less threatening despite the persistent challenges.
Superintendent Mario H. Salinas doesn't hesitate when asked if he's encouraging Edinburg Consolidated ISD students and staff to get vaccinated against COVID.
Urban, suburban and rural superintendents cited inequitable school funding, salary freezes, legacy debt payments and lack of retirement security as top talent concerns.
Approximately 24,000 school-aged children and their families will have greater access to mental health care through a new University of Missouri initiative funded by local taxes.
"We were able to forge considerable savings while maintaining effective and safe student services."Christopher C. Irving, Ed. D., Superintendent of Schools, Teaneck, N.J. As K-12 education transitions out of the pandemic period, the crisis has placed renewed emphasis on how irreplaceable educators are, thanks to the creativity and heroics demonstrated by teachers and administrators during […]
One small, silver lining of the pandemic may be a collective understanding and acknowledgment that some students and families are suffering more than others.
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona says the federal government will not micromanage schools but will ensure students receive free, appropriate public education.
