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AAP: Suspensions, expulsions harm students’ mental and physical health
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends schools use trauma-informed practices and analyze discipline data.
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Sponsored by Schneider ElectricCreating hands-on, career-connected energy education programs
How school districts are answering the call to create climate and energy career awareness programs that yield positive impact.
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CDC finds about 3% of high school students are transgender
Transgender students also had higher rates of bullying and poor mental health, according to the first national data released by the CDC.
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How a school for students with autism elevated its professional development
Delaware's Sussex Consortium teachers are now sharing their instructional best practices with educators at traditional schools.
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POP QUIZTest yourself on this week’s K-12 news
From new CDC data to the Supreme Court’s October 2024 term, what did you learn from our recent stories?
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Petition to establish nation’s first religious charter school reaches Supreme Court
Oklahoma's St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School was set to open for 2024-25, but its launch was blocked by the state’s highest court.
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1 in 3 teens reports experiencing racism in school
CDC finds Asian, multiracial and Black students were the most likely to report having ever experienced racism in school.
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North Carolina schools mobilize after Hurricane Helene as Florida braces for Milton
From broadcasting recovery information to housing first responders, schools are using a variety of strategies to weather the back-to-back storms.
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Charter schools have fewer students with disabilities but higher inclusion rates
The Center for Learner Equity analyzed U.S. Department of Education data on enrollment, discipline, inclusion and post secondary preparation.
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Utah launches statewide guaranteed admissions initiative
All 16 of the state's public colleges and universities are participating in the program to boost access for high school seniors.
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Are preschoolers getting enough outdoor time?
A NIEER policy brief shows most state preschool programs don’t require outdoor time, but some have model programs to expose children to nature.
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What K-12 should know as SCOTUS begins October 2024 term
Supreme Court decisions have significantly altered the education landscape in recent years, though its docket is lighter on K-12 issues this term.
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How AI can improve tutor effectiveness
A Stanford University study finds an AI tutor assistance tool improved student performance and increased tutors’ capacity to support learning.
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FCC releases cybersecurity resource guide for budget-constrained schools
The resources spotlight free and low-cost options as well as key steps for protection following a record-breaking year for ransomware in 2023.
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ESSER expiration prompts ‘walk-in’ protests at Chicago schools even as board promises no closures
The union-backed demonstrations at nearly 200 schools came amid a push from city hall for new leadership in the nation’s third-largest district.
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We have liftoff: NASA launches after-school programs in 10 states
The space agency is teaming up with the Education Department on a STEM program to provide hands-on learning to about 1,000 students.
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These 6 steps are key for responding to anonymous school threats
Recent guidance from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency aims to help schools bolster their strategies as threats persist.
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Want to hone students’ critical thinking skills? Give them more opportunities for input
A Rand Corp. analysis finds student input contributes to more engaging and hands-on learning, which strengthens crucial skill sets.
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How should schools approach concerning behavior?
Amid an uptick in violent threats, schools are navigating threat assessment, reporting culture among teachers, and balancing support and discipline.
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ASBO ‘24: School business officials tackle tough issues
K-12 finance pros and district leaders shared strategies for handling school crises, using AI, managing workers’ comp and addressing special ed costs.
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POP QUIZTest yourself on this week’s K-12 news
From a potential major school food service acquisition to an executive order impacting schools, what did you learn from our recent stories?
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The top K-12 conferences to attend in 2025
Here's a guide to the events where school leaders can share best practices and learn about the issues shaping education in the new year.
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Column // LESSONS IN LEADERSHIPFor Houston superintendent, there’s nothing piecemeal about school turnarounds
Appointed to lead Texas’ largest district during a state takeover last year, Mike Miles is embracing a model of wholescale systemic change.
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With ESSER expiration, COVID-19 spending prepares for finale
Today is the American Rescue Plan's obligation deadline, but spending continues through Jan. 28, 2025 — or longer for localities with an extension.
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Sodexo mulls acquisition of food service competitor Aramark
The potential deal involves two major players in the school food service management business.
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Education Department begins resolving discrimination cases related to Israel-Hamas war
The federal agency received an influx of Title VI complaints following Oct. 7. It has resolved four so far with many more waiting to be addressed.
