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How K12 can enter a promising new age of leadhership

Micah Ward | March 14, 2025

Two women share their journeys to the superintendency and the roadblocks aspiring female leaders should expect—and how to overcome them.

21 states challenge mass layoffs at Department of Education

Matt Zalaznick | March 12, 2025

Coalition of Democratic attorneys general warn in a new lawsuit that the Trump Administration's plan to close the Department of Education is 'reckless and illegal.'

This new tool helps avoid AI-driven plagiarism

Micah Ward | March 10, 2025

Turnitin Clarity allows teachers to view students' writing drafts, whether text was pasted into the document and more.

STEM: Why high quality is key to college and careers

Nellie Fisher | March 09, 2025

Investing in STEM today means developing the problem-solvers, innovators and leaders who will shape the world of tomorrow.

DA+ leans into the power of collaborative problem solving

Dana Godek and Michael Moore | March 06, 2025

District Administration’s new platform will provide members with up-to-the-minute resources while building an engaging community.

Here are the cases for—and against—closing the Education Department

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 05, 2025

Let's examine both sides of the argument, presenting cases for and against the dissolution of this federal agency in order to help you stay informed on why there are various perspectives.

Structured literacy: Why isn't it everywhere?

Dale W. Webster | March 05, 2025

Structured literacy is a powerful approach to teaching reading and writing grounded in decades of scientific research. How powerful? Researchers have estimated that educators using evidence-based practices can improve reading outcomes for up to 95% of students.