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E-Rate cuts could trigger billions in economic losses

Micah Ward | October 21, 2026

Schools would be forced to spend their own funds on connectivity, researchers worry.

Opinion

How to lead in the age of AI: Come together

Jodie Buenning | October 16, 2026

Computational thinking teaches kids how to build a solution. Critical thinking teaches them how to question it. In a world where AI hands students answers in seconds, they need both.

Opinion

If you overlook principal voice, you miss important data

Dr. Jasmine Kullar | October 16, 2026

The challenges principals face today are not necessarily the same as when many of today's central office leaders held those positions.

The Honest State of Student Achievement in 2026: What Six Years of Research Reveals About Overcoming a New Learning Divide

District Administration | October 15, 2026

Date & Time: Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 2pm ET | 11am PTDrawing on six years of research and field visits to schools across the country, author and educator Liz Cohen will examine in this 30-minute Ed Talk what the data reveals about student achievement, where high-impact tutoring is producing results, and what distinguishes stronger models. She'll also explore how districts can make more intentional choices about where to focus limited time, people, and dollars for the greatest impact.

Alyssa's Law: What you need to know about new safety rules

Christopher Downs | October 12, 2026

New legislation spurs a larger question: If we are investing in safety, how can we ensure those investments strengthen our ability to respond not only to the most serious emergencies, but to the situations our schools encounter every day?

More states must now weigh federal school choice

Micah Ward | October 02, 2026

The big question is whether public schools will receive any funding. Here are the details.

Here's what the nation's top 5 districts have in common

Micah Ward | September 29, 2026

The nation's top school districts reveal a familiar formula: exceptional academics, well-funded schools and highly affluent communities.

Watchdog warns of gaps in absenteeism oversight

Liya Cui | September 27, 2026

Government Accountability Office details improvements to the collection of chronic absenteeism data to prevent the misuse of funds.

Trump proposes $810 million in education and health cuts, defying Congress

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | September 27, 2026

The rescissions appear to target pots of funding that have the weakest constituencies on Capitol Hill, including $25 million of $52 million appropriated for migrant students.

[Download] AI and Analytics: 3 Steps to Smarter K–12 Audits

Michelle Kuseske | September 23, 2026

AI and advanced analytics are giving K–12 districts new ways to protect funding, strengthen oversight and demonstrate responsible stewardship of every dollar. For audit and finance teams, these technologies can help uncover anomalies sooner, automate time-consuming processes and produce clearer evidence of how effectively districts are managing risk and maintaining internal controls. Download the […]

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