Superintendents who champion innovation while prioritizing equity, privacy and ethics can create smart schools that prepare students for success in a rapidly evolving world.
Ohio may be struggling to connect education and training with employer needs, potentially limiting job growth, according to a survey of economists. Several urged stronger partnerships between schools and businesses.
By treating substitute teachers as valued members of our instructional team, my district achieved a 99% fill rate and built a reliable teacher pipeline.
Wisconsin lawmakers introduced a bill to expand African American history instruction across K12 schools. It would require the state education department to create a model curriculum for every grade and link teacher licensing to that training.
By shifting school culture—through free meals, basic-need supports, staff training and a growth mindset—Sevastopol, a one-building rural K12 district in Door County, eliminated its achievement gap on Wisconsin's Forward Exam by 2025.
