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Summer esports: 4 opportunities to learn, play

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | June 06, 2021

Scholastic organizations help bring video game tournaments, camps and hands-on experiences to students virtually.

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Fairness in girls' sports dominates Title IX hearings

Matt Zalaznick | June 06, 2021

Public asks whether Title IX has truly expanded athletic opportunities for girls and whether it can solve controversies over transgender athletes in high school sports?

Ready for teacher residency? 4 keys to success

June 03, 2021

One of the greater challenges to recruiting teachers is that traditional credential programs prepare teacher candidates for traditional classrooms—leaving innovative systems to fill the gap.

Oklahoma law forbids K-12 vaccine requirements

June 03, 2021

Oklahoma became the first state to enact legislation banning K-12 vaccine requirements.

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3 priorities propel Winston-Salem's equity work

Matt Zalaznick | June 01, 2021

Equity, driven by data and collaboration, is woven throughout all of the goals in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools' strategic plan.

K-12 students show strength, empathy during pandemic

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | May 31, 2021

A new Pearson report of students and parents in four countries underscores the resilience and compassion of young learners.

Briefing

Set to launch: 'Largest virtual network' for esports career seekers

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | May 26, 2021

NASEF and Tallo are combining forces to help students and young professionals build profiles and showcase their STEM skills to colleges and employers.

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3 pillars: Time to comment on K-12 cybersecurity standards

Matt Zalaznick | May 26, 2021

Superintendents and their teams still have time to share their input on the first set of proposed nationwide cybersecurity learning standards.

Briefing

Scholarship shot: 4 states push teens to get vaccines

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | May 25, 2021

Students ages 12-17 who get vaccinated are eligible in some states to win a huge prize: a fully-paid college education.

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Report: Lack of COVID-era report cards left families 'in the dark'

Matt Zalaznick | May 25, 2021

States missed a valuable opportunity to use school report cards to help parents better understand how COVID disrupted student learning, a new report says.

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Summer esports: 4 opportunities to learn, play

Fairness in girls' sports dominates Title IX hearings

Ready for teacher residency? 4 keys to success

Oklahoma law forbids K-12 vaccine requirements

3 priorities propel Winston-Salem's equity work

K-12 students show strength, empathy during pandemic

Set to launch: 'Largest virtual network' for esports career seekers

3 pillars: Time to comment on K-12 cybersecurity standards

Scholarship shot: 4 states push teens to get vaccines

Report: Lack of COVID-era report cards left families 'in the dark'

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