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Superintendent shifts: 2 big retirements, one sudden dismissal and lots of new leaders

Matt Zalaznick | February 12, 2023

Superintendents of the Wake County Public School System—North Carolina's largest district—and of the schools in Wisconsin's capital will both step down this summer.

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Did Florida shrink African American Studies? College Board is firing back

Matt Zalaznick | February 09, 2023

College Board denies trimming AP African American Studies curriculum based on Florida's complaints and says it never even received any formal feedback from the state's education officials.

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3 of K12's main enrollment problems are unsolved mysteries

Matt Zalaznick | February 09, 2023

Moves to private schools, homeschooling, and a reduction in the school-age population, are a few of the factors behind the pandemic-driven declines. But that's not the whole story.

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These are some of the most impressive exams ChatGPT has passed

Micah Ward | February 09, 2023

ChatGPT passed law exams in four courses at the University of Minnesota and one at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, among others.

Aligning District Goals to Drive Continuous Improvement

February 07, 2023

Tuesday, February 28 at 2 pm ET <br><br> Attend this webinar with assistant superintendent and education leadership consultant Dr. Jay Marino from the Decatur Public Schools to learn some practical strategies for administrators to establish a vision, drive change, and engage staff in the process of building a culture of continuous improvement.

Education issues vault to top of the G.O.P.’s presidential race

February 07, 2023

Donald Trump and possible rivals, like Gov. Ron DeSantis, are making appeals to conservative voters on race and gender issues, but such messages had a mixed record in November’s midterm elections.Rea

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Suicide screening: Research shows it is preventing student self-harm

Matt Zalaznick | February 06, 2023

Suicide screening and other K12 interventions have faced opposition from those who argue such approaches risk inciting self-harm among students. But new research has found just the opposite.

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COVID stripped students of nearly 35% of a year's worth of learning

Micah Ward | February 05, 2023

Researchers call for an increased focus on well-designed and well-resourced policy initiatives from district leaders and legislators to combat the ongoing issue.

At this school, computer science class now includes critiquing chatbots

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | February 05, 2023

Move over, coding. Some schools are asking student programmers to think critically about rapid advances in artificial intelligence.

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3 things students want you to know about their technology use

Micah Ward | February 02, 2023

Cell phones may be seen as a distraction in the classroom, but for students it's a form of connection that could help with learning engagement, according to a recent study from The Social Institute.

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Superintendent shifts: 2 big retirements, one sudden dismissal and lots of new leaders

Did Florida shrink African American Studies? College Board is firing back

3 of K12's main enrollment problems are unsolved mysteries

These are some of the most impressive exams ChatGPT has passed

Aligning District Goals to Drive Continuous Improvement

Education issues vault to top of the G.O.P.’s presidential race

Suicide screening: Research shows it is preventing student self-harm

COVID stripped students of nearly 35% of a year's worth of learning

At this school, computer science class now includes critiquing chatbots

3 things students want you to know about their technology use

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