Do you know which K12 topics are becoming more important in your colleagues' strategic plans? Mental health and academic and behavioral interventions are among the top issues in 2023.
Superintendent Brandon Hubbard is spearheading a new tradition called "Feel Good Friday" by leading a dance party through the hallways of his campuses every Friday morning with teachers, staff and students.
Being named a National Distinguished Principal reinforces Angie Krause's commitment to upholding high leadership standards and inspiring the teachers and students at Kansas' Community Elementary School.
The district will now work with parents on a plan for how they will give 9-year-old Krystal—who has epilepsy and autism spectrum disorder—her medical cannabis mid-day, which will save the third grader the stress of leaving school and disrupting her day.
Principal Angie Krause's background as a reading specialist has come in handy this year as she gets to know each child's academic and social-emotional needs.
In some states, school districts have spent as little as 1% of their pandemic relief dollars, leaving them with millions untouched, according to a new analysis. Will leaders have time to distribute these resources?
Superintendent Eric Gallien has been suspended by his school board just a few months after he took the helm of Charleston County School District, the second-largest system in South Carolina. Elsewhere, a handful of districts hired first-time superintendents.
"I try to be ever-present," is how Superintendent Brian Nichols describes his effort to stay connected and engaged with his students, staff and community at New Kent County Public Schools in Virginia. "When kids see me, they call me by name—I have 3,500 kids and I'm getting to where I can call them by name."
Robert P. Taylor takes the helm of the 161,000-student Wake County school system as it continues to recover from learning loss and struggles to hire bus drivers. Here's what's in his 100-day plan.
The new vehicles will cost taxpayers in Eanes ISD about $42,000 each. "Tesla was determined to be the best value for Eanes ISD taxpayers. And we can get those vehicles in 60 days," Superintendent Dr. Jeff Arnett posted.
