The primary effect on school districts and state educational agencies of the federal budget stalemate for FY 2022 is the inability to plan for the next school year, expert says.
We continue to use our SEL curriculum to help build mental frameworks for resiliency, overcoming obstacles, and helping students believe in their own success.
Young children can ask sophisticated questions to make sense of the world if they are introduced to engineering and science ideas. But a new report finds they aren't getting the opportunity.
The COVID shift to remote instruction—when parents became their children's second teachers—has made families more discerning about how students learn best.
Schools must balance two complex issues—safety and privacy—as they look to technology to help them identify students who are suffering a mental health crisis or threatening self-harm.
Administrators have been forced to delay school and recruit parents to transport students as a shortage bus drivers spreads along with the latest COVID surge.
AFT leaders and union members are going door-to-door in dozens of communities to convince students to get vaccinated and return to in-person instruction.
A disparity in the number of advanced courses persists even at lower-income schools that have been recognized for sending more students to college, survey has found.
Many districts are challenged by a shortage of paraprofessionals and a shrinking pool of qualified candidates. By implementing a managed paraprofessional program, schools can meet these staffing needs, creating significant efficiencies and removing administrative burdens while reducing costs by an average of $3,000 to $5,000 per paraprofessional. Watch this webinar to learn more about the […]
