The fourth special legislative session this year ended without any increased funding for school safety—even though public schools have complained for months they don’t have enough money to meet new safety mandates approved this year.
Enrollment patterns vary between public and private schools at a time when lawmakers are expanding school choice vouchers and advocating for alternative opportunities for education.
Superintendent Tony Watlington said he and other district officials are trying to signal to state and city policymakers that "we are being good stewards of the public tax dollars," in the hopes of securing increased funding in this coming year's appropriations process.
Superintendents say they start communicating with bus companies and public safety officials to decide whether school should be in session as early as 3:30 a.m.
Students come with many talents and gifts beyond intellectual ability. So why not share them with your community? Here's how Warwick Valley Central School District Superintendent David Leach does it.
Pennsylvania’s Educational Investment Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit programs provide more than $400 million that students in poorly performing public school districts can use to pay tuition at private and religious schools.
Both male and female Gen Z youth believe their schools make considerable efforts to support STEM education. Yet, females' confidence to enter these fields remain low, a new survey suggests.
By building educational spaces dedicated to AR and VR learning, schools can offer a higher quality, more adaptable education that better prepares students of all learning styles for successful careers in an ever-changing world.
