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Policy and Legislation
How a Republican plan to cut universal free school meals could affect 12 million students
GOP lawmakers are considering a trio of proposals that would change nutrition funding eligibility requirements to help offset planned tax cuts.
Latest News
Trump has signed an executive order to close the Education Department. Hereâs what it says.
CoSN releases National Student Data Privacy Report
Empower, Donât Push: How to Meet Leads on Their Own Terms
CRPE releases report analyzing five years of pandemic impact, with strategic advice for district leaders
New AASA report shows district leaders are prioritizing summer learning
Beyond logic: The essential role of emotions in learning
Trump Education Department layoffs challenged in court by 21 state attorneys general
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âGolden ticket to job securityâ: Trade union partnerships hold promise for high school students
How Denverâs school reforms raised grad rate, got kids years of extra learning
More from DATIA K12
Policy and Legislation
Trump Education Department layoffs challenged in court by 21 state attorneys general
The lawsuit comes days after the department announced it would cut its workforce nearly by half by the end of the month.
Policy and Legislation
After outcry, ED walks back diversity guidance
One expert called the new approach 'downright reasonable,' but the AFTâs Randi Weingarten said it âjust made things murkier.â
College and Career Readiness
âGolden ticket to job securityâ: Trade union partnerships hold promise for high school students
The Hechinger Report
For trade unions and CTE programs, new collaboration may be key to survival.
Op-ed
How Denverâs school reforms raised grad rate, got kids years of extra learning
The shift to a portfolio model that gave families choices, empowered educators and demanded accountability for performance shows change is possible.
HR and Benefits
Providing childcare seen as critical to teacher recruitment, retention, and community-building efforts
âIf they donât have to worry about childcare, they can focus on their jobs.â School districts finding ways to respond to demand from staff, rising costs, and widespread childcare shortages.
Success Stories
More districts are exploring four-day school weeks
âTransformational for our teachers.â Some credit the schedule with improving teacher recruitment and retention, promoting well-being, and raising achievement. But the research is inconclusive.
Special Education
Top scholar says evidence for special education inclusion is âfundamentally flawedâ
The Hechinger Report
A new analysis of 50 years of research argues that there isnât strong evidence for the academic advantages of placing children with disabilities in general education classrooms.
Research
New research: Done right, virtual tutoring nearly rivals in-person version
Two new Johns Hopkins University studies explore how high-quality virtual tutoring can help struggling students.
Op-ed
Want to stop superintendent turnover? Take a hard look at how school systems really operate
Changes and a culture of cooperation can keep leaders in place and boost student learning.
Leadership
How district leaders are strengthening school-community connections
Establishing strong community engagement is vital to the success of a school system. Here are 8 ideas from K12 leaders.
Policy and Legislation
One state tried algebra for all eighth graders. It hasnât gone well
Some places are moving to universal early algebra. Minnesota has required it for years â with less-than-promising results
Op-ed
Donât want to close underenrolled schools? Hereâs how to make the math work
Small schools can be financially viable and get great outcomes for students. But they have to be staffed very differently than large ones.
