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District leaders need to ensure that the behavioral threat assessment tools they select do not change how teams think.
Districts that give teachers "time to play" with AI, though, can start to close the literacy gap that exists between teachers and their students.
The most successful districts received targeted support from their states, new research concludes. Here are some examples.
Most school board members are forced to play a form of Monopoly with the education budget. What happens when someone else controls the bank?
LA county's three-year network engineering program pays students wages during on-the-job training while they also receive classroom instruction.
The question isn't whether professional learning should become more personalized. It's how districts can make that customization sustainable.
Students will need to know how to use AI productively if they hope to succeed in the job market, but new bans and regressive policies may prevent schools from teaching and modeling principles of responsible use.
Superintendent Atiya Perkins ensures students, staff and families have multiple ways to reach her amid the fast-paced environment of K12 leadership.
Do your teachers feel safe discussing stress, workload and burnout before reaching a breaking point?
Tuscaloosa City Schools is proving that the secret to national math success is investing in people.
