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To see what you may have missed recently, please read our Top Stories and be sure to check out our latest Public School Strategic Plan (TBD) Report to understand how public and private schools collectively construct organizational plans to achieve a high-quality educational experience for children.
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Top Stories
Education won’t suffer if TikTok is banned. Here’s why
It's been great for outreach and culture-building, but educators will simply turn elsewhere, says one former principal whose viral TikToks kept students engaged and in-the-know.
What keeps edtech leaders up at night? The answer is unanimous
Ninety-nine percent of districts are currently taking steps to bolster their cybersecurity and they worry that AI will bring forth new types of cyberattacks.
Superintendent turnover: Dozens of new hires and 6 departures
A handful of district leaders found new homes while school boards hired first-time superintendents at a rapid clip and a few systems are suddenly looking for replacements.
California could require kids to learn how to manage money. Should voters decide curriculum?
Students would learn about paying for college, online banking, taxes, budgeting, credit, retirement accounts, loans, how the stock market works and other topics.
Special education students in Utah’s largest district must switch schools—and parents are furious
This fall, the Alpine School District will implement a new “consolidated” special education class structure, forcing about 150 special education students in grades K-6 to transfer to different schools.
