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Op-ed
School closures are way down, but delaying these hard choices makes things worse
The 74
Many districts closed their eyes to financial reality. Students are better off if leaders seek proactive solutions sooner rather than later.
Partner Insights
2024 Report: AI in K12 Education
Magma Math
A new study conducted by DATIA K12 asked educators about their current use of AI in schools, their most common challenges, and how they believe AI could transform teaching and learning in the future.
Op-ed
Four ways to use AI to support a human approach to literacy instruction
EPS Learning
While it may seem contradictory, AI has the power to enhance the human element when it comes to teaching kids how to read.
Student Achievement and Assessment
Survey: For most parents, grades have lost ground as measure of student progress
Due to factors like grade inflation, parents are putting more stock in communication with teachers to gauge kids’ performance.
Op-ed
Lessons from Black Friday for the effective use of edtech
Intentionality and clarity of purpose are vital to getting the most out of classroom technologies.
Leadership
One lesson from HISD’s massive bond failure: Don't ignore community engagement.
“You don't listen to us.” Voting against the $4.4 billion proposal became an opportunity for many in the community to express distrust of Houston Superintendent Mike Miles’ aggressive reforms and gruff leadership style.
Leadership
Philadelphia students show marginal gains on standardized tests
The city's schools are in the midst of a $70 million curriculum overhaul, and Superintendent Tony Watlington says slow progress is to be expected. “We have an awful long way to go.”
Policy and Legislation
Missouri school districts show improvement in annual performance report
State officials once again delay classification of school districts based on performance report scores.
Women and Minority Leaders
Women Leading Ed Announces 2025 Summit
The annual meeting will bring together women superintendents and aspiring leaders for three days of empowering speaker sessions, meaningful dialogue, networking, collective agenda-setting, and leadership coaching.
Op-ed
Revitalizing STEM in an age of accountability and testing
A new research report highlights the importance of exposing all students to STEM concepts, but too often, the curriculum has been narrowed to focus on test prep.
Recruitment, Hiring, Onboarding, and Retention
Nation’s first school counselor residency launches in rural California
The partnership between Fresno Pacific University and six area school districts is intended to build a pipeline of school counselors and address significant shortages.
Facilities
Tennessee K-12 school building costs escalate amid competing political priorities for education
Chalkbeat Tennessee
A new report found the state needs to spend about $9.8 billion on repairs, upgrades, or construction to keep its K-12 public school buildings safe and conducive to learning.
School Climate and Culture
Salt Lake City School District launches “Dignity Initiative” to reduce divisiveness and improve school culture
At a Unity Summit, Superintendent Elizabeth Grant said the campaign is focused on teaching students how to disagree while maintaining dignity and respect for others.
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