The strength of local teacher's unions, the percentage of Trump voters, and demographics—not the severity of COVID outbreaks—appear to be driving school reopening decisions, researcher says.
More than 80% of superintendents and transportation directors say COVID will exacerbate bus driver shortages, a survey by a school-focused rideshare company found.
A new study shows that teachers are more equipped to take on personal finance instruction than they were a decade ago. Students will benefit if we embrace it.
Schools are adopting a harm-reduction drug education curriculum that advocates say helps students make better decisions than "abstinence-only" programs.
A Gilbert Public Schools spokesperson confirmed the reduction impacts 152 certified staff members who have already been notified. Certified staff includes positions like teachers, administrators, school counselors and nurses.
For many children, COVID has meant educational setbacks as they struggled to absorb lessons online, but for others the pandemic has underscored the value of learning outside.
Parents say children's mental health has deteriorated during COVID, whether they were in-person or remote, and are likely to send students back to school in the fall.
