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Should Parents Ever Be Held Responsible for the Harmful Actions of Their Children?
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Why visible leadership is so important in K12 education Matthew X. Joseph on February 26, 2024 at 1:54 pm
District Administration Read More Leadership guides the course toward success for students, educators, and communities in the complicated education roadmap. Visible leadership is not just an administrative function but a transformative force within schools. As assistant superintendent of teaching and learning in New Bedford Public Schools, I want to be in schools daily and…
Study: Writing by Hand Leads To Great Brain Connectivity erik.ofgang@futurenet.com (Erik Ofgang) on February 29, 2024 at 10:00 am
Tech & Learning Read More Students writing by hand have more active brains than when they typing, researchers recently found.
Emergency planning: 9 tough questions you need to answer
District Administration Read More As we head deeper into 2024, fears concerning school safety are running exceptionally high among parents. According to a poll of parents taken at the start of the school year, 38% say they fear for their child’s safety at school. Although this is lower than the 44% of parents who…
Why is a Grading System Touted as More Accurate, Equitable So Hard to Implement?
This reporting is based on an original story by Amanda Geduld in The 74 As schools across the country work to address pandemic learning gaps, a growing number are turning to an alternative grading system called “standards-based grading.” The goal is to more accurately communicate what students have learned and provide a clearer picture to…
Missouri lawmakers want voters to decide whether schools can shift to four-day weeks
Originally reported in The Kansas City Star by Anna Sago and Kacen Bayless Large Missouri school districts that want to shift to a four-day school week amid a teacher shortage would first have to get approval from voters under a sweeping education package passed by the Missouri Senate last week. The legislation, which now heads…
