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All Maine students now get free school lunches. What does that mean for poverty data? Portland Press Herald on March 11, 2024 at 11:19 am
District Administration Read More Maine was one of the first states to pass legislation providing free school lunches to all students after pandemic-era funding expired – a policy that has been adopted in seven other states and is being considered across the country. But since the law took effect a year and a half…
Media Management Tool for Schools Enters U.S. Market, Addresses Student Image Privacy Concerns on March 4, 2024 at 10:17 pm
THE Journal: All Current Articles Read More Digital media management system Pixevety has made its consent-driven photo, data, and video platform and protocols available to U.S. school districts, the company said in a news release.
Failed West Virginia Microschool Fuels State Probe — and Some Soul Searching Linda Jacobson on March 3, 2024 at 4:01 pm
The 74 Read More In August, Kelly Romanishan thought she’d found the right school for her son — an innovative startup in a rented two-story house that promised STEM lessons, art activities and “the necessary tools to take on the world.” The West Virginia mom paid the operator a $2,200 advance from her Hope…
Why new teachers are not prepared for today’s school climate Lisa Micou on March 7, 2024 at 4:30 pm
District Administration Read More The state of the teaching profession—from teacher burnout and record numbers of resignations to fewer young people pursuing education degrees—continues to dominate the headlines. The real news may be those rare educators who have been at the same school or even in the same classroom for 20 or more years….
HISD parents blast ‘disruptive’ principal evaluations threatening jobs from The Houston Chronicle on March 14, 2024
This story was originally posted in the Houston Chronicle by Kennedy Sessions Some Houston ISD parents are expressing frustration and concern about the future of their schools after Superintendent Mike Miles notified hundreds of principals that they must improve or risk losing their jobs. Tim Sinyak, a parent with two children at Love Elementary in…
Missouri AG issues cease and desist letters to 3 area school districts Matt Zalaznick on February 26, 2024 at 2:09 pm
District Administration Read More Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has issued cease and desist letters to three St. Louis County school districts. Bailey said he has received reports that the Lindbergh, Parkway and Webster Groves school districts have been discriminating against students and staff based on their religion or race. Bailey accused the Webster…
