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How AI can guide us in reimagining assessment

Kristen DiCerbo | February 22, 2026

When thoughtfully adapted for education, AI offers new possibilities to measure skills differently and to assess skills that have previously been difficult to measure.

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Latinx leaders are sharing lessons in equity and persistence

Ivelise Velazquez | February 22, 2026

The journey to the superintendency for these educators is fraught with systemic hurdles, but it offers the promise of transformative change.

What worked and what didn't with a cellphone ban at a Louisville school

Ana White | February 19, 2026

How do you get teenagers to put their phones away for hours at a time? That is the question many schools are trying to solve.

Kentucky Supreme Court rules that charter schools law is unconstitutional

Rena Nigam | February 19, 2026

The Kentucky Supreme Court affirmed that state funds "are for common schools and for nothing else."

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Weeds in the garden: Why cell phones must go for learning to grow

Stan Winborne and Karl Johnson | February 19, 2026

A bell-to-bell restriction is a statement about what we believe education is for: the educational formation and well-being of students.

5 Research-Backed Leadership Moves That Transform Math Classrooms

HR Executive Custom Publishing | February 19, 2026

Date & Time: Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> Drawing on a five‑year research partnership with a leading university, this session explores five research‑grounded leadership practices that help schools strengthen math instruction and improve student outcomes.

How schools punished students after thousands walked out to protest ICE

IndyStar. | February 18, 2026

A minimal number of students saw consequences beyond detention, if that, and most punishments aligned with school's unexcused absence policy, ranging from a note home for parents to after-school detention.

[Download] Expanding Access, Engagement, and Achievement in Math Classrooms

Michelle Kuseske | February 18, 2026

In many math classrooms, instructional design can unintentionally create barriers for students with disabilities—particularly when learning relies heavily on language and abstract symbols before students have the opportunity to reason and explore. When access is limited, engagement and progress can suffer. Increasing access to visual-first learning environments helps ensure that students can demonstrate their understanding […]

The secret to this district's success is its strategic plan

Micah Ward | February 18, 2026

A well-written strategic plan keeps leadership from being districted by new initiatives, says Tuscaloosa City Schools Superintendent Mike Daria.

Gov. JB Pritzker proposes new social media fee to help fund Illinois public schools

Lorrie Lykins and Aaron Goldstein | February 18, 2026

As Illinois faces a $2 billion budget shortfall, Gov. J.B. Pritzker proposes a statewide fee on social media companies, with monthly charges tied to their number of active users in the state and larger companies paying more.

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How AI can guide us in reimagining assessment

Latinx leaders are sharing lessons in equity and persistence

What worked and what didn't with a cellphone ban at a Louisville school

Kentucky Supreme Court rules that charter schools law is unconstitutional

Weeds in the garden: Why cell phones must go for learning to grow

5 Research-Backed Leadership Moves That Transform Math Classrooms

How schools punished students after thousands walked out to protest ICE

[Download] Expanding Access, Engagement, and Achievement in Math Classrooms

The secret to this district's success is its strategic plan

Gov. JB Pritzker proposes new social media fee to help fund Illinois public schools

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