The U.S. Department of Justice found the district routinely violated its own policies and Missouri law when it relied on seclusion and restraint as a regular practice, rather than a final resort.

As communities push back against unnecessary technology, optimistic leaders are shifting toward a new model for integrating edtech.

Teacher retention and improving academics were last year's problems. Now, superintendents are warning that rising costs are outstripping revenues.

The Future of Education Technology Conference, which takes place in Orlando in January, covers AI governance, CTE demands, workforce shortages, and other pressures superintendents are managing right now.