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Trump Administration Gives Jeffco 10 Days to Change Policies Transgender
Jeffco Public Schools said it could lose more than $90 million in federal funding that serves its 74,000 students.
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Indianapolis Public Schools Board Interviews Finalists for District 4 Vacancy
Chris Bultman and Lindsey Cornett are the two finalists for the vacant District 4 seat on the IPS school board. Both finalists said they are running in the November election. Former Commissioner Allissa Impink resigned after winning the Democratic primary election for State Senate District 46.
Fayette County Superintendent Files ‘Whistleblower’ Complaint After Being Put on Leave
Fayette County Public Schools has been mired in controversy over its financial situation in recent years, with district officials recently saying FCPS has misstated its finances since at least 2008 and has much less money than previously thought.
What to Know About the Push to Make Bible Stories Required Reading in Texas Public Schools
A new proposal would include Bible stories in required reading lists for more than 5 million public school students in Texas.
What Should Delaware Do With Half-Empty Schools?
More than a dozen Delaware public schools, mostly in New Castle County, are operating at less than 60% capacity, according to data from the Delaware Department of Education. Five of those are more than half empty. The phenomenon of half-empty school buildings has prompted Delaware’s House Speaker Mimi Minor Brown (D-Ne…
Mamdani Proposes Cut New Visions Data Portal NYC Schools
Educators and City Council members are urging NYC to preserve the New Visions data portal, saying it helps schools track attendance, progress to graduation, and support homeless students.
How Support Older Struggling Readers
Teachers can support older struggling readers with leveled texts to meet students where they are and encourage literacy development.
Creating Classroom Materials AI
Having a bridge between an idea and usable classroom materials can help teachers bring new activities to students quickly.
Decision Time Has Come for Newsom’s Proposal to Shift Control of the California Department of Education
Dozens of leading education organizations favor, but the California Teachers Association opposes, transferring control of the California Department of Education to an appointed commissioner under the next governor’s control.