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Ask these four simple questions to get to know your staff

Matt Zalaznick | September 07, 2026

When you're staff-centered, teachers love coming to school, kids stay engaged, parents are happy and you can remain a top district, Superintendent Jeanne Siegenthaler says

How Trump's latest tax threat could hurt private school finances

Alcino Donadel | September 07, 2026

Even schools that follow costly compliance measures may see a downturn in donations under a proposed regulation by the IRS and Treasury.

The not-so-new AI skills that can earn your students careers

Micah Ward | September 07, 2026

Durable skills remain an essential component of AI literacy, says one expert. Here's how to help students stand out.

Opinion

What back-to-school AI policy is really telling cybersecurity leaders

Tiffany Shogren | September 07, 2026

School districts are publishing two kinds of back-to-school documents: a supply list and an AI policy. The second one is getting a lot longer.

K-12 has a new credibility problem: Future readiness

Micah Ward | September 07, 2026

Americans' confidence in K-12 education has fallen to its lowest point in nearly 30 years. But the bigger challenge for superintendents is redefining student success.

New Miami-Dade superintendent pauses look at closing 27 schools

USA Today | September 04, 2026

The school board voted to close nine schools last year, and 27 were recently being evaluated to determine whether they should "remain operational."

Federal civil rights data about students is finally out. It's different under Trump

NPR | September 04, 2026

The data, from nearly every public school in the country, reveals disparities in the way students are treated based on race, ethnicity, disability, sex and other factors.

Class of 2027: Are Students Truly Ready for What Comes Next?

HR Executive Custom Publishing | September 03, 2026

Date & Time: Tuesday, October 28, 2026 at 2 p.m. This session analyzes current readiness trends, examines how SAT/ACT benchmarks and AP pathways work together to build academic confidence, and shares actionable frameworks for personalized advising that help students navigate toward institutions where they are truly ready to succeed.

Most Texas voucher recipients were already enrolled in private school

Axios | September 03, 2026

The data undercuts a major argument for the vouchers—that they would chiefly help Texans hoist their kids out of failing public schools.

New York City, L.A. schools say no AI for a year

Matt Zalaznick | September 02, 2026

New York City Public Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels says the goal is to ensure students develop critical thinking and interpersonal skills before they graduate.

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