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LAUSD to Limit Screen Time for All Students, Prohibit Use Among Youngest Students
The resolution, approved unanimously Tuesday, requires that a screen time policy proposal be presented for board approval by June.
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Ohio Launches a Statewide Attendance Dashboard
The dashboard is an online tool that compiles self-reported data from districts and schools across the state, aiming to assist administrators, parents and taxpayers in identifying trends in attendance patterns down to the grade level.
Certain Felony Convictions Would Prohibit Candidates from Running for School Board under Colorado Bill
The legislation would prohibit those convicted of murder, aggravated robbery, felony drug offenses, and other crimes from seeking school board seats for a certain period of time.
Five Key Takeaways from Memphis State Schools Takeover Bill
Legislation advanced by Tennessee Republicans would create an oversight board to control key MSCS budget and staffing decisions for at least the next four years.
2026 04 23 Districts Relying More on Data to Identify Gifted Students
A group of third grade students gather around a board game on a Wednesday afternoon in a Charleston classroom, grabbing game pieces, discussing potential moves and reading out playing cards. The games are not Monopoly, Sorry, or any others of yore – they’re focused on identifying, and boosting, students’ strengths and…
School Closure Plan Angers City Council and State Lawmakers
District leaders say financial woes, enrollment declines, and deteriorating buildings have made school closures necessary. But critics say officials are rushing to vote on them.
Tennessee Republicans vote to take over Memphis-Shelby County schools
Tennessee Republicans signed off on legislation that will allow a politically appointed oversight board to take control of Memphis schools.
Denver Public Schools Considers 44 Million Mill Levy Override Tax Increase
The Denver district hasn’t yet decided how the money would be spent. Options include pay raises for staff and increased funding for career and technical education.
AI in Schools Could Be a Disaster, But It Doesn’t Have to Be
We need leaders at all levels — but especially at the state level where policy is usually made — to offer districts clearer support and guidelines about appropriate and inappropriate uses.