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Summer meal programs are expected to serve fewer students following last summer’s end of a federal waiver.

It takes hard work turning your words into action. A principal shares what that looks like in her school.

Severe heat, flooding, storms, and diminished air quality will pose challenges that students, parents, and schools will all confront.

I was recently a guest on a leadership podcast, and the host asked a simple question that I’m still reflecting on weeks later. The question was, “What are the one or two things you wish they had told you in leadership prep?” Again, simple, right?

New studies suggest principals really can make a difference.

Oxford graduating seniors want to wear special orange gun violence survivor cords at commencement. But the district says no.

Despite a long list of challenges, most school and district leaders said in a recent survey that they’re satisfied with their jobs.

A sincere thank you and a day off to catch up on grading are among the ideas readers shared.

The shift in contracting aims to broaden vendors’ focus from providing services to showing results.

Those in leadership positions sometimes default to “this is how I do things” thinking, but that disposition can be harmful.