The session on April 29 at 2 p.m. ET will focus on how their schools can reimagine the way they safely deliver learning, provide student services, support teachers, and facilitate improved community engagement.
The Ohio State Board of Education is no longer accepting verbal comments or criticisms at meetings regarding its resolution to condemn racism, according to a lawsuit filed last week by Cincinnati lawyer Curt Hartman.
Adaptions many educators made to online learning during COVID hold a key—along with stimulus funds—to reversing the nation's worsening teacher shortage.
The California Department of Education data shows that the number of students at K-12 schools dropped by more than 160,000 this academic year, most of them at the K-6 level, to a total of 6 million.
State education agencies must apply for the remaining $41 billion from the American Rescue Plan by June 7. Requirements include meaningful consultation with education stakeholders and the public.
