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Efficient and Effective Early Reading Instruction

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | February 14, 2023

The 2022 NAEP (National Assessment of Educational Progress) scores reported the largest drop in reading proficiency since 1990, with low performing students showing the most significant decline. Combined with the ongoing impacts of pandemic learning loss, and the need for efficient and effective early reading instruction is greater than ever. Educators urgently need to use […]

Taking 1-to-1 to the Next Level: Training, Certifying and Employing Students in Device Warranty Repair

District Administration | February 14, 2023

Tuesday, March 14 at 2 pm ET<br><br> In this webinar, Director of Technology Timothy Curran will share how his district, with the help of a business partner, modified their laptops to be more than a replacement for pen and paper before expanding opportunities to enhance the student experience beyond just devices.

Teacher salaries become a bipartisan cause: Low pay 'a major crisis in education'

February 14, 2023

Lawmakers in a number of states, both blue and red, have introduced or passed legislation boosting educators’ salaries over the past year.

Metal detectors to be tested at some Palm Beach County high schools

February 14, 2023

'I believe in anything that we can do for the safety and security for our students,' Palm Beach County School Board member Erica Whitfield says.

Utah lawmakers might purge letter grades from school report cards

February 14, 2023

The House Education Committee voted unanimously to approve HB308, which would do away with the requirement that was criticized as ineffective and paints an incomplete picture of what occurs in Utah schools. The bill moves to the House for further consideration.

Fire closes Seattle school, cause unknown

February 14, 2023

The fire spread from the exterior to the interior of the school before responders extinguished it, according to Seattle police.

N.J. school district where suicide victim was attacked has a 'culture of violence,' community members say

February 14, 2023

Parents, teachers and students of Central Regional School District say administrators have a history of ignoring violence within the schools that dates back almost two decades.

Schools challenge USDA's plan for healthier meals citing staff, supply shortages

February 14, 2023

New federal rules proposing less sugar and salt in food served at public schools may be hamstrung by a lack of workers to prepare those meals and lingering issues with actually getting bread, vegetables, fruit and meat in the door.

Briefing

Female students are faring the worst when it comes to risky behavior

Matt Zalaznick | February 13, 2023

CDC's latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey shows dangerous trends are overshadowing a number of improvements in female students' well-being.

Opinion

How collecting warm data can tell us more about our students

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | February 13, 2023

We're likely to miss the root causes of drops in test scores and other issues because we don't often collect 'warm data' about how our students are feeling.

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Efficient and Effective Early Reading Instruction

Taking 1-to-1 to the Next Level: Training, Certifying and Employing Students in Device Warranty Repair

Teacher salaries become a bipartisan cause: Low pay 'a major crisis in education'

Metal detectors to be tested at some Palm Beach County high schools

Utah lawmakers might purge letter grades from school report cards

Fire closes Seattle school, cause unknown

N.J. school district where suicide victim was attacked has a 'culture of violence,' community members say

Schools challenge USDA's plan for healthier meals citing staff, supply shortages

Female students are faring the worst when it comes to risky behavior

How collecting warm data can tell us more about our students

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