Hood's salary increased from $175,389 to $241,475. The increase was voted on during a special Board of Education meeting last month, with six board members voting in favor. Board member Katie Cavanaugh was absent. The district confirmed the contract details Tuesday.
By Nicola Soares, President, Kelly Education January 24, 2024 The talent shortage remains a pressing issue across all sectors, affecting industry and education alike. Despite employers' best attempts to resolve this problem, talent gaps stubbornly persist, raising an important question—why? The answer—there is a disconnect between employers and talent. The 2023 Kelly Global Re:work Report […]
Education Workforce Insights Report: Impact of the teacher shortage on the future of work Educators are precious resources that are quickly becoming scarce. No one knows this better than school administrators, who often have to address teacher shortages. A study conducted by Kelly Education estimates that the teacher shortage in the next three years will […]
Checklist: Expert Tips for Evaluating a Substitute Staffing Provider Faced with financial constraints and low fill rates, many districts are finding tremendous value in outsourcing their substitute educator programs to a trusted partner—but not all providers are created equal. What should you look for in a substitute teaching provider? Download this checklist to learn the […]
The Boise School District in Idaho has promoted Deputy Superintendent Lisa Roberts to serve as the district's first female leader. District elsewhere are also giving administrators their first shots at the superintendency.
The Star Tribune reported last week that 57 districts have requested a mediator from the Minnesota Board of Mediation Services. Commissioner Johnny Villareal was on this show last month, he said the board typically gets about 50 mediation requests in a bargaining cycle.
Lizzette Gonzalez Reynolds, who replaced Penny Schwinn in July 2023, does not hold a teaching license even though a 100-plus-year-old state law requires the commissioner to be a “person of literary and scientific attainments and of skill and experience in school administration.”
"We want them to learn from our tragedy. We want them to learn from the mistakes that happened that day so that these things never happen again," said Lori Alhadeff whose daughter was killed in the shooting.
