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California policymakers are considering a proposal to overhaul the California Department of Education, which could streamline governance and reduce confusion, but may not address the systemic issues hindering its performance.
NYC schools don’t have a clear understanding of what student data they collect or who can access it, according to a state comptroller audit. It raises concerns as more third-party platforms — including AI tools — are introduced.
Commissioners approved the legal investment Monday to counter a law blocking Memphis-Shelby County Schools from using its own funding to sue the state.
The $11.58 million, promised since the Covid-19 pandemic, has been delayed for more than a year. Twenty districts will get a share of the money.
Three-quarters of pathway students were enrolled in postsecondary education after graduation. But most weren't studying or working in their pathway field.
After 20 years teaching high school math, I thought I understood why students struggled. Then I sat in my first professional learning session focused on early math and was humbled.
Students at the school who rode the bus more than 10 times reduced chronic absenteeism by nearly 9 percentage points, according to DPSCD.
Teachers can create welcoming, safe classroom spaces while still maintaining high expectations and holding students accountable.
JAH volunteers delivered Personal Finance lessons to 25 boarding students at Lahainaluna High School in April as part of an ongoing effort to expand access to financial literacy education statewide.