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4 ways to free up teachers' time and improve instruction

Micah Ward | August 07, 2025

District leaders must recognize the time constraints that keep teachers from their most important responsibility: providing high-quality instruction.

Baking a better system: How recipe cards solve chronic absenteeism

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | August 06, 2025

The work of district leadership is not just doing the hard things, but capturing how they were done so others can do them too.

Trump keeps trying to axe education. Democratic attorneys general won’t let him

Time | August 06, 2025

The Supreme Court recently allowed President Trump to move forward with plans to cut the Department of Education’s workforce. In response, Democratic attorneys general have filed multiple lawsuits, successfully restoring billions in federal education funding.

School Resource Officers were a huge debate—how are school systems that dumped them managing?

WTOP | August 06, 2025

School resource officers, or SROs, were once common throughout the country. But many areas, primarily liberal leaning ones, began to question whether they were necessary. After lots of discussion around the region, some schools decided to move ahead and try something different.

4 ways to close reading gaps for middle schoolers

Micah Ward | August 06, 2025

Today's eighth-graders need close to a full academic year of additional instruction to catch up to their pre-pandemic peers in reading.

Starting at the curb: How automated enforcement makes students safer

Melba Rivera-Irizarry | August 05, 2025

Districts and municipalities that have deployed automated stop-arm cameras and school zone speed safety cameras say they are experiencing tangible results.

How to help everyone succeed in the green economy

Laura Hakala | August 05, 2025

Upskilling for the green economy isn't about preparing a select few for specialized roles—it's about embedding skills across all sectors and meeting learners where they are.

Orange County braces for loss of thousands of students to homeschooling, charters

Fox35 | August 05, 2025

Orange County Public Schools expects to lose more than 3,000 students next year, largely to charter schools and homeschooling. Statewide, over 155,000 students were enrolled in Florida’s home education programs in 2023–24—a 46% increase in five years.

Chicago Public Schools cuts 480 janitor positions as it ends all private custodial contracts

Chalkbeat Chicago | August 05, 2025

Starting Sept. 30, CPS will oversee 2,100 full-time custodians and end contracts with seven private custodial companies. The change will cut about 1,250 private custodians and end a longstanding practice of contracting with outside firms to clean schools.

Building a Culture of Literacy: How to Plan, Build, and Use Classroom Libraries to Increase Literacy Outcomes

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | August 04, 2025

Date & Time: Tuesday, September 9th at 2 p.m. ET In this webinar, learn how district leaders can ensure their educators are building and using their libraries effectively to create a culture of literacy while closing the reading gap among today's students. Attendees will be able to safely download the Administrator's Guide to Classroom Libraries that explores why and how to plan, build, and use effective classroom libraries.

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