Date & Time: Thursday, November 6th 2025 at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> Join us to see how districts like Minneapolis Public Schools are building systemwide cultures of learning, moving from problem-fixing to solution-building with families. Attendees will have the opportunity to take part in a live, interactive 5-minute ThoughtExchange workshop to share and rank best practices with peers on co-creating with families.
Strategic cooperative purchasing can provide districts with data insights into contract details and spend across the entire organization, turning what was once a reactive process into a proactive approach.
The proposed budget would cut U.S. Department of Education funding by 15%. It would eliminate $1.3 billion for English language learners and migrant students. It would also combine 18 funding streams, reducing them from about $6.5 billion to $2 billion.
Leadership matters. Strong superintendents attract strong administrators and teachers. They create stability, build systems of accountability and unify boards, staff and communities. When those seats are vacant—or filled poorly—it is students who pay the price. That is why the superintendent shortage should alarm every stakeholder in education. At some point, we’re going to wake up […]
The plan has stalled after funding was left out of the state budget and debates over curriculum fueled controversy. While some districts have launched the class on their own, others have delayed implementation amid concerns about cost and content.
School leaders are juggling a mandate that is more complex than ever: improve indoor air quality, reduce energy costs and, increasingly, address sustainability and decarbonization goals.
