In many school districts, the technology department operates under constant pressure, responding to outages, fixing broken devices, and troubleshooting system failures at a moment's notice.
Mississippi students must still pass state assessments in algebra, biology and English language arts as prescribed by federal law. The U.S. History course will also remain a graduation requirement.
Guiding a district through unpredictable challenges requires more than administrative expertise—it demands visionary leadership, adaptability and a steadfast commitment to the well-being of the entire learning community.
"Don't just wait for a retirement or a transition announcement," says this departing superintendent. He says the easiest time to plan for a transition is when you aren't facing one.
Now is the time to get to know your state superintendent and legislators on a more personal level. State leadership wants to impact students' lives as much as you do, even if you disagree ideologically. K12 education has witnessed profound change at the federal level since President Donald Trump took office. The U.S. Department of […]
L.A. Unified Superintendent Alberto Carvalho stressed that the graduation season should remain celebratory and joyous. He said the district has directed its police force to establish "perimeters of safety" around graduation sites to help "intervene and interfere" with federal agents if they arrive.
