Why Does the Start of the School Year Vary So Much?
Decisions around school start dates don’t necessarily prioritize student learning.
Young Kids in Low-Income Families Get Less Exposure to Math. Can the Right Apps Help?
Recent public debates have focused a spotlight on K-12 math pathways. But there’s been less attention paid to what math skills students need early in …
12 Free Fall Printables for Pre-K to Grade 8 From Twinkl
Resources to celebrate the change of seasons!
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How to Find (and Keep) Substitutes
Educators and leaders discuss ways to deepen the substitute labor pool amid staff shortages and absenteeism.
Sun Article shows Maryland’s Double-Edged Sword: Accountability and Consequences; make up your mind.
A Baltimore Sun article highlights a perplexing paradox: criticizing punitive actions like virtual learning while they, and other media outlets in recent times, have condemned schools for not holding students accountable. This dilemma underscores the complex decision-making educators face, as illustrated by a student’s behavior prompting debates about safety, consequences, and effective learning methods.
60+ College Essay Prompts From Actual 2023-2024 Applications
Ideas to inspire every college applicant.
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Oklahoma Has Approved the Nation’s First Religious Charter School. What’s That Mean? (Opinion)
A charter authorizer has endorsed a statewide virtual school, which will be run by a Roman Catholic archdiocese and diocese.
Charter Schools Are Outperforming Traditional Public Schools: 6 Takeaways From a New Study
Researchers who have analyzed charter school performance since 2000 now find that charters are outpacing traditional public schools.
4-Day School Weeks Are Gaining Support. What Do Educators Have to Say?
The four-day school week is rising in popularity.
Race-Based Affinity Groups Should Be Open to All Students, Biden Admin. Tells Schools
In new guidance, the Education Department cites examples of school policies or programs that violate civil rights law.