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Economists say Ohio's education system doesn't match employer demands

Ohio Capital Journal | February 01, 2026

Ohio may be struggling to connect education and training with employer needs, potentially limiting job growth, according to a survey of economists. Several urged stronger partnerships between schools and businesses.

Poor AI adoption can stall innovation. Here's how to avoid that

Micah Ward | February 01, 2026

Schools are at risk of streamlining outdated policies and practices. New research suggests five steps to guide implementation.

Students nationwide staged walkouts against ICE. Here's how it went

Micah Ward | February 01, 2026

Districts varied in their approach to supporting student activism. Here's some advice on how to handle future demonstrations.

Opinion

How integrating substitute teachers into the school community pays off

Dr. Erica Seastrunk | February 01, 2026

By treating substitute teachers as valued members of our instructional team, my district achieved a 99% fill rate and built a reliable teacher pipeline.

Spotting Online Cries for Help: Early Intervention Strategies That Keep Students Safe

HR Executive Custom Publishing | February 01, 2026

Date & Time: Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at 11 a.m. ET <br><br> In this webinar, hear evidence-informed frameworks for recognizing and interpreting digital warning signs that 85% of school safety teams miss across online communications, including social media.

How Superintendent Carmen Balgobin keeps the vision alive

Matt Zalaznick | January 29, 2026

Volusia County Schools earned an "A" rating from the state for the time in 16 years as its educators focus on CTE and the whole child.

Bill would require more in-depth Black history instruction in Wisconsin schools

Wisconsin Examiner | January 29, 2026

Wisconsin lawmakers introduced a bill to expand African American history instruction across K12 schools. It would require the state education department to create a model curriculum for every grade and link teacher licensing to that training.

Vermont schools are making headway to address chronic absenteeism, but rates remain stubbornly high

VTDigger | January 29, 2026

Vermont schools are lowering chronic absenteeism, but about 1 in 4 students statewide are still chronically absent. State education officials want to update truancy laws to standardize definitions and focus on prevention over punishment.

Opinion

K12 paradox: Why we love learning but don't love school

George Philhower and David Miyashiro | January 29, 2026

How do we make school feel more like the joy of building sandcastles and less like the drudgery of completing worksheets?

Opinion

How to reach limited English proficiency students and families

Lauren Gonzalez | January 29, 2026

When families can clearly see how their feedback leads to action, trust deepens and engagement becomes ongoing.

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Economists say Ohio's education system doesn't match employer demands

Poor AI adoption can stall innovation. Here's how to avoid that

Students nationwide staged walkouts against ICE. Here's how it went

How integrating substitute teachers into the school community pays off

Spotting Online Cries for Help: Early Intervention Strategies That Keep Students Safe

How Superintendent Carmen Balgobin keeps the vision alive

Bill would require more in-depth Black history instruction in Wisconsin schools

Vermont schools are making headway to address chronic absenteeism, but rates remain stubbornly high

K12 paradox: Why we love learning but don't love school

How to reach limited English proficiency students and families

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