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Here are 4 big ways McMahon sees Education Department changing

Alcino Donadel | February 17, 2025

Linda McMahon, President Trump's pick for the Department of Education, hinted at several ways she plans to lead the agency during her confirmation hearing last week.

Here's when you need to reevaluate DEI programming

Micah Ward | February 17, 2025

K12 and higher education institutions may be punished for not halting all diversity, equity and inclusion-based initiatives.

A shorter summer vacation? These Houston schools tried it—and not everyone got on board

Houston Landing | February 12, 2025

Some officials cite funding issues, high staff turnover and parent complaints about the unique schedule.

Denver Public Schools sues to block immigration officers from campus

Micah Ward | February 12, 2025

Superintendent Alex Marrero wants K12 schools to regain their sensitive location status and keep immigration enforcement away from students.

Opinion

Expanded learning is one way to rethink K12 success

Kristen Henry | February 12, 2025

California's Expanded Learning Opportunities Program is a chance to truly reimagine what out-of-school time can be for students.

Don't worry, most funding won't vanish with education department

Micah Ward | February 11, 2025

District leaders shouldn't worry about big cuts to school funding, experts say. Here's what you should expect instead.

Opinion

CTE: How to integrate AI and CS for workforce success

Fran Bromley-Norwood and LeoLin Bowen | February 11, 2025

Technological innovation is fundamentally reshaping industries and the skills required to succeed in the workforce. CTE programs, which aim to equip students with practical, career-ready skills, must evolve to meet these demands. District leaders can enhance CTE programs with artificial intelligence and computer science education, aligning these programs with the evolving needs of employers and […]

How one school is making changes to combat pandemic losses in math and reading

February 11, 2025

Kramer Middle School in Washington, D.C., has implemented high-impact tutoring, bringing in tutors to assist students in the classroom during school hours.

Opinion: We must acknowledge that students are asking for options beyond the four-year college degree

MinnPost | February 06, 2025

More than 2.4 million students came to college last fall for certificates or "non-degree" credentials, part of a shift in consumer and employer demand for "just-in-time" learning, according to a report by National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.

Opinion

Navigating new school choice: Federal directives and state expansions

Dana Godek and Michael Moore | February 05, 2025

Even the best-laid plans for school choice can't compete with strong and supportive relationships between your team and families. So, stay flexible and stay informed.

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Here are 4 big ways McMahon sees Education Department changing

Here's when you need to reevaluate DEI programming

A shorter summer vacation? These Houston schools tried it—and not everyone got on board

Denver Public Schools sues to block immigration officers from campus

Expanded learning is one way to rethink K12 success

Don't worry, most funding won't vanish with education department

CTE: How to integrate AI and CS for workforce success

How one school is making changes to combat pandemic losses in math and reading

Opinion: We must acknowledge that students are asking for options beyond the four-year college degree

Navigating new school choice: Federal directives and state expansions

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