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.
School CIOs and other tech leaders have played a far greater role in instructional decision-making since COVID forced districts to move classes online.
Rate of teacher infection is nearly identical for in-person and online learning, while school transmission rates remain lower than in surrounding communities, according to a dashboard tracking 1,100 schools.
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.
A large majority of school leaders want to share federally discounted E-rate internet access with families and other off-campus organizations, according to an annual report.
Distance learning has opened new avenues for bullying while a renewed focus on social justice has educators paying close attention to race-based harassment.
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.
Grace James Academy of Excellence, part of Jefferson County Public Schools, focuses on STEM with its GEMS program—which stands for "girls excelling in math and science,
Channelview ISD near Houston adds service that helps families navigate insurance hurdles—or lack of insurance—when seeking mental health care for students.
