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Critical Thinkers: Teaching our students HOW to think, not WHAT to think

Matthew X. Joseph | January 02, 2023

Critical thinking prepares students to think for themselves for the rest of their lives. Critical thinkers are less likely to go along with the crowd because they think for themselves.

Briefing

Student-teacher ratios are falling: Here are numbers from all 50 states

Matt Zalaznick | December 20, 2022

Student-teacher ratios have dropped as public schools are losing more pupils than educators over the past few turbulent years.

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Voters are supporting schools rather than fighting K-12 culture wars

Matt Zalaznick | December 20, 2022

The majority were more concerned about student safety, education funding and politically motivated book bans than the controversies stirred up by conservative activists, NEA polling concludes.

5 ways to use school communications to build strong bonds with families

December 20, 2022

Our district had to prove we wanted families in our schools and that we are willing and able to establish school-home partnerships.

Man convicted of defrauding Department of Education is TEA registered provider

December 20, 2022

In 2009, James Earl Dunn Jr. was sentenced to 33 months in prison for defrauding the Department of Education. He is now a registered provider for the Texas Education Agency, a government organization, in the area of school board training.

Briefing

Too many students lack leaders of color. What K-12 can do about it

Matt Zalaznick | December 19, 2022

A racial gap in a southern state reveals one of education's most pressing problems: Many students don't go to schools with leaders of color.

Opinion

Literacy Under the Lights: 10 ways to bring the community back together

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | December 19, 2022

We combined our tri-county area's love of football with our passion for reading by hosting an event that brought the two together: Literacy Under the Lights.

Briefing

How ongoing superintendent turnover is fueling pay gaps in K-12 leadership

Matt Zalaznick | December 18, 2022

Men have replaced two-thirds of the 94 women who have left superintendent positions at the nation's 500 largest school districts since the start of the pandemic, according to a new analysis.

Briefing

Politics and payroll problems: Why superintendents are stepping down this week

Matt Zalaznick | December 18, 2022

Ongoing difficulties paying staff have forced Portland Public Schools Superintendent Xavier Botana to accelerate his departure from Maine's largest district.

Briefing

Raises, perks and pay: 5 things superintendents say about compensation

Matt Zalaznick | December 15, 2022

If leading a school district is a 24-7 job, superintendent salaries—when broken down as hourly wages—are in the same ballpark as those of correctional officers.

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Critical Thinkers: Teaching our students HOW to think, not WHAT to think

Student-teacher ratios are falling: Here are numbers from all 50 states

Voters are supporting schools rather than fighting K-12 culture wars

5 ways to use school communications to build strong bonds with families

Man convicted of defrauding Department of Education is TEA registered provider

Too many students lack leaders of color. What K-12 can do about it

Literacy Under the Lights: 10 ways to bring the community back together

How ongoing superintendent turnover is fueling pay gaps in K-12 leadership

Politics and payroll problems: Why superintendents are stepping down this week

Raises, perks and pay: 5 things superintendents say about compensation

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