Lafayette High School students logging into online learning find a social studies classroom starring Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Michelle Obama and other celebrities.
A new study shows the disparities that exist among those in lower-income districts and the astounding, and likely confusing, number of tools available to them.
School district leaders must consider COVID realities and risks involved in decisions they make, communicate clearly and remain flexible—which includes being ready to pivot as the situation evolves.
What Went Wrong? Staff Training Guide to Analyzing Special Ed Missteps That Lead to Litigation covers topics that are frequently litigated, including child find, parental participation, and IEP development.
The annual High School Benchmarks study from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center shows stunning declines year over year for colleges, lower-income students.
With many school districts across the country likely to start 2021 online, smartphones are providing sufficient connectivity for online learning or homework.
The federation, now under a new World Wide organization, sees opportunity in the future to expand its academics-first model to students in North America and beyond.
When anxiety is causing a refusal to attend school, educators and support staff can take several actions to help, including teaching coping strategies and promoting social modeling.
