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Principals Wake Up 15 Times a Night. 5 Ways to Reclaim Your Health
School leaders are at risk for burnout and health challenges. These strategies can help.
Having a Bad Day at School? Try These Teacher-Tested Coping Strategies (Opinion)
Even the most seasoned teachers can struggle sometimes. Here’s how to deal.
Lawsuit Blames a School-Issued Chromebook for Student’s Mental Health Crisis
The Chromebook was used to get feedback from an AI chatbot about mental health concerns.
Low-Income Students Less Likely to Remain in Top Tier for Math
They're also less likely to remain at the top of their class over time. Changing screening policies could help.
No Education Background? Some Say That Helps School Boards
People of all professional backgrounds can add value to school boards.
These Students Are Often Left Out of CTE Programs. Here’s How to Fix It
An expert warns that English learners are often shut out of career pathways.
What a Trump Admin. Review of Civil Rights Guidance May Mean for Schools
The Education and Justice departments say seven guidance documents "are no longer enforceable."
How the Midterm Results Could Reshape Some States' Reading Policies
Newly elected Democratic governors say raising literacy achievement is a priority.
After Elections, Democrats Will Run School Choice Programs They've Blasted
Democrats have criticized school choice for a long time. Now, they'll be in charge of some big programs.
Making the Math Add Up for Future Elementary School Teachers
Teacher-preparation programs blend math content and pedagogy to target the needs of elementary school teachers.
How K-12 School Funding Fared in the Midterms: A Nationwide Guide
Tuesday’s elections brought fresh opportunities for increased school investments and new funding constraints.
What the Midterm Elections Could Mean for Schools: 4 Takeaways
Democrats captured majorities in both chambers of Congress and grew their power in state capitals across the country following this fall’s midterm elections. The shift gives the party more leverage to push back against Trump administration education policies, and potentially to rein in some state…
What the Midterm Elections Could Mean for Schools: 4 Takeaways
What Democratic victories and an electoral bright spot for Trump could mean for schools.
Why Are High Schools Graduating Students Who Can’t Do the Work? (Opinion)
Graduation ceremonies are running ahead of education, says Moms for Liberty’s outreach director.
Schools Crack Down on Energy Drinks as Health Experts Sound the Alarm
High caffeine intake is linked to anxiety and energy crashes later in the day that can interfere with learning.
Trump's Education Agenda Gets a Boost on an Otherwise Punishing Night for the GOP
Four states are poised to bar transgender girls from female sports or broaden existing bans.
Here's What the Blue Wave Could Mean for Education (Opinion)
Rick Hess and Andy Rotherham analyze how the midterms will shape school choice, sports, and more.
Strategies to Create a Culture of Reading in Schools
Join this free virtual event to learn how teachers and school district leaders ensure students are reading enough.
‘Not Limited to Test Scores’: How to Get Savvier About Using Student Data (Opinion)
Teachers can find better student data than what's on dashboards or apps to improve instruction.
Fake AI Images Are Targeting Students and Teachers. Schools Aren't Prepared
New data show that many educators aren't well-versed on the risk of deepfakes.
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