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CRPE releases report analyzing five years of pandemic impact, with strategic advice for district leaders

Center on Reinventing Public Education

The report from the Center on Reinventing Public Education drew from a wide range of research about the crisis response in K-12, recovery efforts, and ongoing challenges facing schools, while providing recommendations for districts moving forward.

Out-of-School Time

New AASA report shows district leaders are prioritizing summer learning

High numbers of superintendents polled said they see summer programs as important to their strategic plans, will maintain or increase spending on summer learning, and are seeing positive impacts on academic success.

College and Career Readiness

Discovery Education offers free guide to improving career readiness

The guide provides school and district leaders with a comprehensive roadmap to improving students’ career readiness, as well as actionable strategies and solutions for overcoming common obstacles to workforce preparedness.

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New report: How districts in 7 states are helping chronically absent homeless kids

Nearly half of these at-risk students regularly miss class. Here are some common-sense approaches to finding and bringing them back to school.

Safety and Security

School safety group releases guide to athletic event security

The free Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS) white paper identifies 11 common missteps that school teams often overlook when developing and implementing safety and security policies for athletic events.

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Chronic absenteeism worst in kindergarten, 9th and 12th grades, state data shows

The reasons vary widely by grade. Understanding which students are missing school, and why, is essential for developing targeted solutions.

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European group houses edtech resources removed by Trump administration

The European EdTech Alliance is providing public access to dozens of research projects, guides, and other resources from ED.gov that have been taken down by Trump appointees. "This is important knowledge that needs to be shared."

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Why being forced to precisely follow a curriculum harms teachers and students

Research shows that flexibility in teaching methods and curricula allows teachers and students to participate more fully in the learning process – and even promotes a more democratic society.

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Report: AI use by teachers and principals growing, but uneven so far

A new RAND survey found that 25 percent of teachers and nearly 60 percent of principals are using AI tools in some way, but mostly in more affluent school communities.

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Survey: Gender biases persist in K-12 leadership roles

The national study, conducted by Women Leading Ed, found that women are consistently overlooked for advancement, and experience pressures, scrutiny, and expectations that most male leaders do not have to face.

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Report: Why Career & Technical Education Holds the Key to Our Economic Future

The new report offers critical insights into the global talent gap, workforce forecasts across key industries, and how educators are using CTE to prepare students for the careers of tomorrow.

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CoSN releases 2025 Driving K-12 Innovation Report

The organization's annual report highlights the challenges, mega-trends, and tools that are forecast to impact education innovation in the year ahead.

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