The number of students enrolled ties directly to the amount of state funding a district receives under the CARES Act—and if those funds are not spent by Dec. 30, they will return to the federal government.
Seguin ISD was facing a lot of challenges when Dr. Matthew Gutierrez first arrived as superintendent in 2017. A suburban district located outside San Antonio, Texas, Seguin serves 7,300 students, of which 70 percent are eligible for free or reduced lunch and 75 percent are minorities. Achievement gaps had been widening and Seguin students had […]
Creating a suicide prevention task force is one of the most important steps school leaders can take to protect students who are contending with the added stresses posed by COVID and the racial justice movement.
Competitive video gaming 'when focused through the lens of scholasticism, has the effect of preparing middle and high school-aged students for more than just the leaderboards'
Educators think their schools could do a better job teaching digital skills, business acumen and the teamwork students need in the modern workforce, according to a new report.
Age, race, income level and remote learning are all key factors in the 'COVID slide' learning loss seen in students returning to school this fall, according to a new report.
