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Leadership series: Meet the superintendent who is all smiles this year

Micah Ward | January 02, 2023

Many things make Missouri's Lee's Summit R-7 School District special, according to its Superintendent David Buck. But at the center of it all are the students.

Event

What Florida's 2023 Superintendent of the Year will offer at FETC

Micah Ward | January 02, 2023

Superintendent of Putnam County Schools Rick Surrency will share his tour of Finland's schools in 2022, where his outlook on education changed forever.

Paper

December 22, 2022

Product: Paper What it is: Paper partners with over 450 school districts across North America to provide over 2.5 million students with an unlimited, 24/7, on-demand Educational Support System featuring virtual tutoring, writing assignment review, career and college support, after school extracurricular programming, and other academic support tools. All of Paper’s services are entirely free […]

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Too many students lack leaders of color. What K-12 can do about it

Matt Zalaznick | December 19, 2022

A racial gap in a southern state reveals one of education's most pressing problems: Many students don't go to schools with leaders of color.

Opinion

Literacy Under the Lights: 10 ways to bring the community back together

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | December 19, 2022

We combined our tri-county area's love of football with our passion for reading by hosting an event that brought the two together: Literacy Under the Lights.

Mandatory military instruction affects Black and Latino high school students most frequently, report says

December 19, 2022

Based on an analysis of Army data, The Times discovered at schools where at least 75% of freshmen attended JROTC classes, more than 80% of the schools had student populations with mostly Black or Latino kids.

Is high school rank still important?

December 16, 2022

Being top in your class does not mean an automatic acceptance at a college or university. As more colleges move toward holistic admissions, other factors are becoming increasingly important, including course rigor, GPA, and extracurricular activities.

Briefing

Raises, perks and pay: 5 things superintendents say about compensation

Matt Zalaznick | December 15, 2022

If leading a school district is a 24-7 job, superintendent salaries—when broken down as hourly wages—are in the same ballpark as those of correctional officers.

More than 1,000 NYC first graders’ college savings accounts set to grow by total of $1 million

December 14, 2022

Roughly 1,200 first graders from a Brooklyn school district with the city’s highest proportion of Black students are seeing $1,000 added to their new college savings accounts, the result of donations from Bloomberg Philanthropies and a local foundation.

Briefing

Looking ahead to 2023: Here's what's in store for education

Micah Ward | December 12, 2022

Giving students access to instruction, focusing on impact and promoting student outcomes are key for administrators in K-12 and higher ed alike.

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Leadership series: Meet the superintendent who is all smiles this year

What Florida's 2023 Superintendent of the Year will offer at FETC

Paper

Too many students lack leaders of color. What K-12 can do about it

Literacy Under the Lights: 10 ways to bring the community back together

Mandatory military instruction affects Black and Latino high school students most frequently, report says

Is high school rank still important?

Raises, perks and pay: 5 things superintendents say about compensation

More than 1,000 NYC first graders’ college savings accounts set to grow by total of $1 million

Looking ahead to 2023: Here's what's in store for education

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