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AI policy: These are 5 important steps to success

Tyler Shaddix | April 28, 2025

With a clear AI policy, you can harness the potential to improve student outcomes and administrative efficiency while also ensuring responsible, ethical artificial intelligence use that prioritizes student safety.

Disabled child's fight for fair treatment could help others—or raise bar for discrimination claims

Marc Rodriguez | April 27, 2025

The case is a being closely watched by disability rights groups who say the courts have created a "nearly insurmountable barrier" for help sought by schoolchildren and their families.

Oklahoma's debate over state-funded religious school comes before U.S. Supreme Court

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | April 27, 2025

The case questions whether charter schools, long considered public, are truly an arm of the government and whether states should be able to deny a school access to taxpayer funding because it is religious.

How to create a (very popular) extra school day

Matt Zalaznick | April 27, 2025

Traffic in front of a school is a "great problem to have"—especially on a Saturday, says Superintendent Tahira Dupree Chase of New York's Westbury Union Free School District.

Judges block Trump's moves to withhold funds over DEI

Micah Ward | April 24, 2025

Amid public defiance by education leaders to disregard the Trump Administration's anti-DEI policy, three separate judges delivered a heavy legal blow to the Department of Education.

Private school vouchers head to Abbott's desk to become law

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | April 24, 2025

Abbott has already said that he plans to sign Senate Bill 2, a $1 billion proposal allowing families to use taxpayer dollars to fund their children's private school education. Upon his signature, the program will officially launch at the start of the 2026-27 school year.

Gen Z workers increasingly opt out of college and into the trades: 'There are about 2 million fewer students,' says expert

CNBC | April 24, 2025

In the first quarter of 2024, Gen Z made up 18% of the workforce, according to the Department of Labor, but 18- to 25-year-olds made up nearly 25% of all new hires in skilled trade industries that year, according to Gusto.

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The Future of Teaching Math: What Makes High-Quality Instruction for the Classrooms of Tomorrow

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | April 24, 2025

Date & Time: Tuesday, May 27th at 2 p.m. ET In this dynamic 30-minute Ed Talk, learn about the evolving landscape of math education from Kern County's Chief Curriculum and Instruction Officer Cole Sampson, Ed.D. Discover practical strategies and innovative approaches to cultivate deeper conceptual understanding, foster mathematical thinking, and ignite a passion for learning in your K-8 classrooms. ***Attendees will be able to safely download the guide "It Doesn't Add Up: Why You Need a Better Math Curriculum" to help education leaders understand why prioritizing math education is critical and show how to choose a curriculum that drives real outcomes in math.

Gaston County Schools aims to improve student achievement with principal swaps

Yahoo News | April 23, 2025

Gaston County Schools officials released the first round of principal appointments and transfers ahead of the 2025-26 school year. So far, four principal transfers and one principal appointment have been announced.

Trump cracks down on school discipline and elevates AI

Micah Ward | April 23, 2025

The Trump Administration unveiled a slew of executive orders on Wednesday, two of which aim to reinstate "commonsense" school discipline practices and advance artificial intelligence education.

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