Superintendents working to build equity in the era of COVID and online learning are revising curriculum, setting goals for diverse hiring, and reviewing discipline and other policies.
An analysis of reopenings plans from a nationally representative sample of 477 school districts found that nearly half are returning to full in-person instruction, with that model being far more likely in rural communities compared to suburban and urban ones.
Immigrant-origin children, whose communities have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19, represent the fastest-growing segment of the country's school-age population, a new report says.
A surge in family engagement has fueled a major turnaround in student achievement at the Bakersfield City School District in California, this month's District of Distinction winner.
Teachers and administrators are truly realizing the value of edtech coaches since COVID closures forced schools to enhance online learning quickly and substantially, a new survey finds.
Buying meals, beverages or snacks for an event such as a professional development session is only allowable when it's reasonable and necessary. The restrictions are keeping many school districts from purchasing food with federal funds.
From DA's Academic Esports Guide: NASEF provides more just a space to play; it offers a path for students to get an education in areas within and around the games
While some districts have been steeped in student voice for several years, the COVID-19 pandemic and the growing Black Lives Matters movement has given more urgency to these efforts.
Whether districts are resuming with in-person or online learning, models for adjusting foodservice come with different capacities for social distancing and nutritional variety.
