Recent headlines suggest that school districts across the country are having shared experiences, or what we like to call mid-semester headaches. Here's what leaders are responding to.
In total, the checklist presents leaders with nearly 100 questions they must ask ahead of AI policy implementation, starting with executive leadership.
"Eyes on the Board Act," which singles out TikTok and Instagram, would require schools and districts that receive federal broadband funding to prohibit students from accessing any and all social media apps on "subsidized services, devices, and networks."
Kansas superintendents’ group recognized Hubbard’s prioritization of the district’s Market Value Assets program encouraging seniors to develop industry-valued skills that make for a smooth transition from school to the workplace or to higher education.
Commissioner of Education Margie Vandeven said social-emotional learning standards have become divisive. "States are implementing SEL standards or they are forbidding them."
Livermore's Altamont Creek Elementary School was among the Bay Area campuses visited by top officials in school sustainability, environmental infrastructure, nutrition and school facilities from the U.S. and California departments of education.
Teaching middle schoolers bike riding skills as part of physical education classes may help improve their mental health, according to a new study that looked at the effects of a 6-8 week cycling class taught in schools across the U.S.
We have invested in edtech, but we have invested considerably less in supporting teachers to use those tools effectively as part of their instructional practice.
Districts will likely continue to grapple with staffing shortages for years to come but a survey released this week indicates there is reason to be optimistic.
