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An experienced superintendent returns to the top spot

Matt Zalaznick | June 03, 2026

Former Nashville superintendent Shawn Joseph picked to lead a Maryland district as a wave of first-timers take the helm across the country.

Some students with disabilities rely on screens at school. What happens if they're banned?

Ana White | June 03, 2026

Many students with disabilities rely on assistive technology to get through the school day, including for note-taking, reading and writing.

[Download] From Dark Data to Actionable Insight

Michelle Kuseske | June 03, 2026

Districts are collecting more data than ever, but much of it remains trapped in disconnected systems, documents and files. When that data stays dark, it becomes harder to detect fraud, strengthen compliance and make confident audit decisions. This new eBook explores how data-driven auditing is helping districts modernize audit operations and strengthen fraud, waste and abuse efforts. Download the eBook to learn: Why […]

Opinion

What happens when screen time and mental health collide

Justin A. Lascsak | June 03, 2026

"Screen time" should not be an arbitrary term, used regardless of the content that is accessed, and K12 should not be a politicized target.

Trump's Education Department is backing away from addressing civil rights for Black students

Rena Nigam | June 02, 2026

Efforts to address deep-rooted inequities for students of color are being cast as discriminatory against white students.

Texas state takeover of local school districts expands, raising concerns

Texas Observer/Pro Publica | June 02, 2026

No state has taken over as many local public school districts as Texas. Just since 2020, the Texas Education Agency has installed its own hand-picked leaders in eight districts.

Opinion