Guiding a district through unpredictable challenges requires more than administrative expertise—it demands visionary leadership, adaptability and a steadfast commitment to the well-being of the entire learning community.

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that students with disabilities don't need a higher burden of proof to sue under federal disability law. The decision makes it easier for families to seek damages when schools fail to provide proper support.

Alabama's reading scores continue to improve, with 88% of third graders reading on or above grade level, up from 86% last year. However, over 6,400 students risk being held back after the state raised its reading benchmark, even as overall literacy rates rise.

Here is how leaders can analyze the hiring process to strengthen pathways for women and root out gender bias.