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No phone zones: Statewide bans are emerging across K12

Matt Zalaznick | April 24, 2024

A new Indiana law requires public school districts to prohibit students from using cell phones during class time. Vermont lawmakers consider it a civil rights issue while Oklahoma offers financial incentives.

Briefing

The top 3 barriers to student success, according to educators

Micah Ward | April 23, 2024

What does it take to empower teachers to better serve students as they face these challenges? The answer is unanimous: raise teacher pay.

Opinion

Here is the most overlooked reason for teacher burnout

Shannon Hazel | April 22, 2024

Change fatigue is a form of mental and emotional exhaustion that is caused when too much change takes place in an organization or when significant change follows immediately on earlier change.

Briefing

Are there too many edtech tools for teachers to master?

Micah Ward | April 21, 2024

Nearly one-third of educators feel there are too many products to understand and use effectively, a new survey suggests. Here's what teachers want instead.

Briefing

3 issues administrators say currently impact district operations

Micah Ward | April 21, 2024

"The amount of students who need mental health support and interventions outnumbers the amount of spots that we have available," one administrator said in a new report.

In the decade following the water crisis's beginning, Flint's school district has suffered

Detroit Free Press | April 21, 2024

Students left in droves. Graduation rates have plunged. Reading scores have fallen. And buildings have sat vacant.

Opinion

Asset-based assessment can capture the magic of learning

Temple Lovelace | April 21, 2024

The best assessment processes allow a learner to be measured alongside milestones of their own developmental trajectory, not in comparison to arbitrary—and potentially outdated—standards that may or may not reflect their unique, lived experiences.

Briefing

Staying sane: Leaders share the ways they de-stress and decompress

Matt Zalaznick | April 21, 2024

The student mental health crisis and high turnover in leadership have tilted the spotlight toward the wellness of K12 leaders. Superintendent Shane McCord, for one, finds his moments of self-care zen by spending time with his family, fishing and—surprisingly or not—doing yard work.

Anxious California teachers with pink slips await word on jobs next school year

EdSource | April 18, 2024

Second-grade teacher Jacob Willis has worked in the San Diego Unified School District in different roles since he graduated from high school in 2016. Now, he is one of hundreds of California teachers waiting to see if they will still have a job when campuses reopen next school year.

Alaska Senate to set aside extra school funding after warning from the feds

Anchorage Daily News | April 16, 2024

The federal government says state funding was not adequate for the highest-need schools during the COVID-19 pandemic. The state owes roughly $17.5 million to four districts.

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No phone zones: Statewide bans are emerging across K12

The top 3 barriers to student success, according to educators

Here is the most overlooked reason for teacher burnout

Are there too many edtech tools for teachers to master?

3 issues administrators say currently impact district operations

In the decade following the water crisis's beginning, Flint's school district has suffered

Asset-based assessment can capture the magic of learning

Staying sane: Leaders share the ways they de-stress and decompress

Anxious California teachers with pink slips await word on jobs next school year

Alaska Senate to set aside extra school funding after warning from the feds

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