Investigators have resumed reviewing complaints of disability-based discrimination, according to a memo signed by Craig Trainor, acting assistant secretary for civil rights. But advocates worry complaints involving multiple forms of bias will remain on hold.
Date & Time: Wednesday, April 2nd at 2 p.m. <br><br> In this focused 30-minute Ed Talk, explore comprehensive research data from a family engagement study of 1,000 families, as well as 1,000 educators and administrators, and hear directly from Sunflower County Consolidated School District about how leadership meets parents where they are. <br><br><em ***all attendees will be able to download the 2024 schoolstatus educator report, which contains survey research.< em></em>
FETC 2025 was filled with incredible learning and networking opportunities that we got to experience first-hand. Here are some of our favorite moments from the event.
Too often public education school systems have fragmented and inconsistent onboarding programs. Those gaps fuel staff turnover, erode trust and create inefficiencies that ultimately harm students.
One of the biggest challenges educators face is ensuring that students have meaningful options if they find themselves with "nothing to do" when their coursework is done.
Esports is improving absenteeism and discipline issues in the Brigantine Public School District. How? Because it gets kids excited about coming to school.
Best-selling authors of a new book detail how districts can reframe an unpopular word to create a collaborative atmosphere that inspires teachers and students to take academic risks.
Language barriers can significantly hinder academic success, parental involvement and overall student well-being for the more than five million English language learners in U.S. public schools.
