Preparing kids to "fluidly change direction" toward future readiness means preparing them to switch jobs and pivot between careers—a crucial skill in today's world.
House Bill 187, titled "Equality in Education," was filed on Thursday and says public schools can't "promote" concepts such as the idea that "one race or sex is inherently superior to another race or sex" or that "an individual, solely by virtue of his or her race or sex, is inherently racist, sexist or oppressive."
Online instruction is a way to utilize valuable, experienced teachers who have retired from classroom teaching, but still want to be connected to education
It's up to district leaders to sort through the mess. ChatGPT offers six suggestions on how you can stay true to your community and your district's mission through it all.
The California Supreme Court struck down San Diego Unified School District's student COVID-19 vaccine mandate this week and affirmed an appeals court ruling that school districts cannot create their own vaccine mandates.
John Gunn was arrested this week for allegedly bringing a gun to the central office the day after he resigned as superintendent of the McCreary County School District in rural Kentucky.
The growing popularity of education savings accounts is raising the specter for K12 leaders that the school choice movement could siphon more funds away from the public education system.
Everett R. Berryman Jr. was 11 years old when the Supreme Court handed down the landmark ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, which made racial segregation in public schools illegal. But supervisors in Prince Edward County, Virginia, where Berryman was attending public school, had no intention of complying.
