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[Infographic] How Districts Are Keeping Facilities Projects on Track

Michelle Kuseske | May 06, 2026

Facilities demands are rising, but many districts are falling behind. Based on responses from nearly 300 K-12 leaders, new survey data from District Administration and Gordian shows nearly half of districts are unable to stay on budget or on schedule for crucial construction, maintenance and renovation projects. This infographic brings that data to life, breaking […]

Canvas breach threatens student data at 9,000 schools

Micah Ward | May 06, 2026

Cyberattackers set a May 6 deadline, threatening to publish 3.65 terabytes of stolen data if the company did not respond.

WA school districts explore AI with Microsoft grant

The Seattle Times | May 05, 2026

Seattle is planning to translate AI guidance to help teachers, students and families understand how and when they’re allowed to use AI.

Why we can't retreat from K12 research and development

Kimberly Smith and Sara Schapiro | May 04, 2026

The science of reading is one of the most wildly successful examples of how decades of federally funded research and development fueled major initiatives across virtually every district in the country.

Feds release education funds owed to Vermont school districts

VTDigger | May 04, 2026

The $11.58 million, promised since the Covid-19 pandemic, has been delayed for more than a year. Twenty districts will get a share of the money.

Screen time limits are not an instructional strategy

Beth Holland | May 03, 2026

The real challenge is not simply limiting access to technology, but designing learning environments—digital and otherwise—that are accessible, meaningful and engaging.

Justice Department launches investigation into 36 Illinois public school districts over gender curriculum

WIFR | May 01, 2026

DOJ says if the schools are found to be teaching sexual orientation and gender ideology content, its investigation will examine whether parents have been notified of their right to opt their student out of the instruction.

How to become front-line advocates for a new teacher pipeline

Greg Rockhold and Hans Andrews | April 29, 2026

America faces more than just a teacher shortage—it has a teacher credential crisis, and it's time to discuss a commonsense solution.

Are you setting conditions for education technology success?

April 20, 2026

CoSN shares a wide variety of online resources to assist school leaders in the effective use of education technology across the broad spectrum of school initiatives.

Small schools are the beating heart of some CA rural communities

CalMatters | April 20, 2026

Some of California’s smallest rural schools cost far more per student than larger districts, but closing them could disrupt communities that rely on them for jobs and essential services.

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