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NYC Specialized High Admissions Data Racial Disparities Shsat
Latest NYC admissions data show Black and Latino students receive a tiny fraction of specialized high school offers, while Mamdani expands local 3-K seats.
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First Columbia Charter School Targets 2027 Opening Amid Lawsuit Over Missouri Law
Kansas City-based Frontier Schools is on track to open Columbia’s first charter school in the fall of 2027. At this point, Frontier Schools has hired a contractor and is looking for possible locations for the charter school in the city. The Missouri Board of Education approved the opening of the STEM-based elementary s…
Illinois Teachers Get Guidance on How to Use AI in Schools
Illinois school districts creating policies on artificial intelligence use in the classroom for teachers and students can now look to new guidance from the state board of education.
Rethinking MTSS: How Schools Can Turn Student Data into Meaningful Support
Schools today are navigating an unprecedented convergence of academic gaps, behavioral challenges, chronic absenteeism and rising student mental health needs.
8 Classroom AI Policies Developed by Teachers
Setting expectations around student AI use is tough for many teachers, and these teacher-created classroom policies can help.
How Teach Local History High School
These eight tips for teaching local history can help teachers craft curriculum to inform students about their city or town.
Gov. Josh Stein Signs Budget into Law, Discusses Investment in Education
Gov. Josh Stein signed the new $34.4 billion state budget into law on Tuesday, highlighting its investment in public education. Among other things, the budget features an 8% average pay raises for teachers and increased funding for literacy and math...
Denver Alex Marrero Out of the Running for Miami Superintendent Job
The Miami Herald reported Wednesday that Marrero was not among the six semifinalists chosen by the Miami-Dade County school board.
Education Dept. Threatens to Cut Funds for Kansas School District over Transgender Policies
The Education Department alleged that Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools' policy not to disclose a student's transgender status even to parents violated the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.