"I can't imagine a day without Kelly Education, knowing the amount of staff I have and the number of kids I have and trying to make sure there's someone there for those kids every day." -Adam Lane, Former Principal | Haines City High School Filling teacher vacancies has become one of the most significant challenges […]
Guide to Building an Effective Substitute Teacher Program The nationwide teacher shortage has left many district leaders scrambling to find qualified teachers and substitute teachers to cover classrooms. This comprehensive, strategic guide for school administrators provides proven best practices to help build a substitute teacher pipeline, increase fill rates, and reduce administrative burdens. Five key […]
Buildings are being shut down as district leaders and communities grapple with declining enrollment, aging buildings, the end of ESSER and other fiscal pressures.
Faith and education leaders are denouncing plans for an After School Satan Club at a Tennessee elementary school but said they would follow the law and allow the organization hosting the club to meet.
Essential elements to replicate this model in other districts: Workforce development partner, great training, a dedicated manager, and an in-demand field with upward mobility.
The Supreme Court's dismantling of affirmative action earlier this year sent chills down the spines of higher education and K12 leaders alike over fears that students won't have equal access to college. New data from the U.S. Department of Education reveals just how widespread the practice was.
"I am of the firm belief that if there is one skill our kids need to graduate with, it's that," says Shari Camhi, superintendent of the Baldwin Union Free School District and who now serves on the board of the National Assessment Governing Board.
Reading and access to books help children build resilience and can have a positive impact on overall mental and physical health, the latest research shows.
In an email sent out to students' families Sunday night, Princeton City Schools Superintendent G. Elgin Card said the threat, first received by one of the district's elementary school administrators, was not credible. The Oak Hills Local School District told families the same thing in a message.
