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DPSCD’s $1.1 billion 2026-27 budget will keep programs administrators say improve attendance and academic outcomes. It’s uncertain if those efforts can continue beyond next year.
Thousands of foreign-born teachers leading classrooms throughout the United States now find their jobs and status in jeopardy because of the Trump administration’s campaign to constrict all forms of immigration. Educators hired in recent years on H-1B visas for hard-to-fill K-12 vacancies are waiting more than 10 month…
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (DPI) announced Superintendent Maurice “Mo” Green’s new Parent Advisory Council earlier this month. In a press release, DPI said the council is a statewide initiative designed to expand “meaningful family involvement in public...
New York teachers unions argue transferring a charter from Success Academy to Eric Grannis would unlawfully bypass the state’s charter school cap.
The IPS board has a vacancy after Allissa Impink resigned. The appointee will be selected June 25 by the board and serve until a newly elected board member takes office in January.
The Trump administration’s latest reshuffling of federal agencies has removed offices that manage special education services and civil rights from the U.S. Department of Education. Federal officials announced Tuesday that the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services will move to the Department of Health…
More families across the country are experimenting with private school as states—and soon the federal government—use taxpayer-supported scholarships to encourage them to leave public school.
New Jersey’s 50 smallest school districts each reported fewer than 221 students last fall, with the tiniest enrolling just 53 children, according to new state data.
The Black Student Achievement plan has been largely spared as a result of two last-minute amendments presented to the school board.