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Briefing

9 ways school leaders can encourage students to report violent threats

Matt Zalaznick | August 29, 2022

Building student and staff confidence that threat reporting will lead to action remains critical to K-12 leaders' efforts to prevent school violence.

Briefing

Why one state's updated sex education standards led hundreds of districts to opt out

Micah Ward | August 28, 2022

Illinois' updated sex education curriculum has received substantial controversy from advocacy groups and school districts.

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Why K-12 leaders may not be concerned enough about enrollment declines

Matt Zalaznick | August 25, 2022

Administrators may have a false sense of security that recent enrollment declines are temporary and that they only have to restore confidence in public education to solve the problem.

Briefing

Despite challenges in education, opinions of public schools reach a new high

Micah Ward | August 25, 2022

The findings come at a time when teachers are more frustrated than ever, with many leaving the classroom to protest in hopes of receiving better pay and safer working conditions..

Briefing

Maryland is ranked no. 1 for education equality. Where does your state rank?

Micah Ward | August 25, 2022

Maryland has the fewest gender disparities in education, according to rankings from a recent report released by U.S. News.

Monkeypox is rare in children, but K-12 schools are preparing for possible cases

August 25, 2022

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention emphasizes that “the risk of monkeypox to children and adolescents in the United States is low” right now, but schools should follow their everyday protocols to reduce the transmission of any infectious disease.

Briefing

How the pandemic exposed the quality of education for K-12 parents

Micah Ward | August 24, 2022

K-12 parents became more critical of their child's education during the pandemic, according to a recent survey.

Briefing

6 tweets of the week: Tips on tackling the biggest issues in education

Matt Zalaznick | August 24, 2022

There are no signs that diversity and censorship will fall off the list of biggest issues in K-12, and they are front and center on #edchat.

Opinion

4 ways school leaders can stop the cycle of burnout among teachers

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | August 24, 2022

Districts must offer more support—extra hands in the classroom, supportive communities and recognition and respect—so teachers can positively impact the future of our young people.

Schools loosen COVID restrictions amid ongoing infections

August 24, 2022

America’s K-12 public schools are loosening COVID-19 restrictions in a piecemeal fashion to keep their doors open as students return despite lingering concerns about the stubbornly persistent original virus and its variants.

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9 ways school leaders can encourage students to report violent threats

Why one state's updated sex education standards led hundreds of districts to opt out

Why K-12 leaders may not be concerned enough about enrollment declines

Despite challenges in education, opinions of public schools reach a new high

Maryland is ranked no. 1 for education equality. Where does your state rank?

Monkeypox is rare in children, but K-12 schools are preparing for possible cases

How the pandemic exposed the quality of education for K-12 parents

6 tweets of the week: Tips on tackling the biggest issues in education

4 ways school leaders can stop the cycle of burnout among teachers

Schools loosen COVID restrictions amid ongoing infections

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