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K-12 cyberattacks rose last year, and so too did legislative efforts to combat the issue

Micah Ward | January 10, 2023

Among the 232 education-related cybersecurity bills that were introduced in 2022, only 37 were enacted compared to 49 in 2021. These efforts were "insufficient" in keeping districts safe from cybersecurity threats.

Briefing

Mental health crisis: Why Seattle schools are suing 4 social media giants

Matt Zalaznick | January 08, 2023

They are demanding action from TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and Facebook—the social media giants they see as key culprits in the rampant mental health crisis affecting today's youth.

SLPS teaching state a lesson by increasing teacher pay

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | January 05, 2023

SLPS now has the second-highest starting pay for new teachers in the metropolitan area. The agreement also includes a "Pilot Equity Placement and Pay Fund," which provides extra pay to new teachers who work in district schools.

New York City's pre-K system was a model. Now employees say it's a mess

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | January 05, 2023

Problems in the city's early childhood divisions run deep and could threaten the quality of free preschool, according to current and former staff members.

Opinion

3 keys for organizing professional events that will move PD forward

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | January 04, 2023

We are seeing school leaders take action on professional events to support educators as they work diligently to bring students up to speed following 2020.

Briefing

Are the apps students use at school actually safe? Research may prove otherwise

Micah Ward | January 04, 2023

A new report by Internet Safety Labs reveals that 96% of education apps share students' personal information with third parties, including advertisers.

Briefing

1 in 4 schools suffered cyberattacks last year as teachers bemoan lack of training

Matt Zalaznick | January 04, 2023

Cybersecurity instruction for educators appears to be lagging even as a large majority of districts are spending more to fight off ransomware and other cyberattacks.

As outdoor preschools gain traction after COVID-19 pandemic, states work to unlock funding

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | January 03, 2023

The outdoor adventure isn't a field trip for these preschoolers but part of their normal routine. The children are enrolled in the Chicago Botanic Garden Nature Preschool and spend most of the day outside.

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What Florida's 2023 Superintendent of the Year will offer at FETC

Micah Ward | January 02, 2023

Superintendent of Putnam County Schools Rick Surrency will share his tour of Finland's schools in 2022, where his outlook on education changed forever.

Briefing

Arizona sues district to get $1.7 million back from superintendent

Matt Zalaznick | January 02, 2023

The state says the Buckeye Elementary School District overcompensated Superintendent Kristi Wilson, but the school board asserted its authority to offer competitive benefits.

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K-12 cyberattacks rose last year, and so too did legislative efforts to combat the issue

Mental health crisis: Why Seattle schools are suing 4 social media giants

SLPS teaching state a lesson by increasing teacher pay

New York City's pre-K system was a model. Now employees say it's a mess

3 keys for organizing professional events that will move PD forward

Are the apps students use at school actually safe? Research may prove otherwise

1 in 4 schools suffered cyberattacks last year as teachers bemoan lack of training

As outdoor preschools gain traction after COVID-19 pandemic, states work to unlock funding

What Florida's 2023 Superintendent of the Year will offer at FETC

Arizona sues district to get $1.7 million back from superintendent

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