A Vermont bill, H.640, would require school boards that oversee high school grades to include student voting members, with one student per grade. Boards that operate middle schools would also add two nonvoting student members from grades 7 and 8.
With automation and AI leading to layoffs, CTE programs play a critical role in guiding students toward careers that will always require a human touch.
When we lead with clarity, open communication and the courage to be vulnerable, we stop simply "managing" and start creating conditions where staff and students flourish.
Date & Time: Thursday, March 12 at 4 p.m. ET <br><br> In partnership with the Center for Digital Education and FETC, this panel unveils results from a national survey of district leaders, highlighting the issues that keep them up at night—staff turnover, student test scores, funding uncertainty, teacher shortages, AI governance, cybersecurity attacks, policy changes, and cultural stressors impacting school communities.
By treating the entire district as a high-performance team, the administration ensures that the shift toward mathematical excellence is not a passing trend but a permanent culture of victory for every student.