Opinion: A record number of teachers are leaving the job. Here's why I'm one of them
Record high teacher turnover persists since the pandemic, affected by low job satisfaction, inadequate support for parents, and historical biases within the profession.
School ransomware attacks are on the rise. What can districts do?
Ransomware attacks in K-12 schools increased by 393% over six years, highlighting significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Generative AI enhances teacher productivity and effectiveness, particularly when used for creative lesson planning and seeking varied teaching approaches.
How K-12 Assessment Solutions Improve Student Performance
K-12 assessment solutions enhance educational quality by providing accurate measurement of learning outcomes and supporting personalized instruction for improved student performance.
Portland Private Schools by the Numbers: 2024-2025
This guide helps parents compare K-12 private schools in Portland based on key metrics like tuition, class size, and acceptance rates.
Public Schools Have Seemed Pretty Back-to-Normal Lately. But There's a Big Change Coming.
U.S. schools are returning to a pre-pandemic normal, but impending expiration of emergency funding will challenge the status quo and force essential changes.
Protect the entire campus: Security incidents outside of the classroom
More than 50% of school safety incidents occur outside the classroom, highlighting the need for campus-wide safety measures.
How Is This Antisemitism Hearing Different From Ones on College Campuses?
K-12 leaders face similar challenges as college presidents regarding antisemitism and anti-Israel activism, differing in how pro-Palestinian speech is handled due to stricter standards in public schools.
N.Y.C. Schools Chief to Testify as Congress Expands Antisemitism Inquiry
A K-12 district, particularly New York City's public schools, will testify before a congressional committee on handling antisemitism in the wake of student protests.
How Is This Antisemitism Hearing Different From Ones on College Campuses?
K-12 leaders face similar challenges as college presidents regarding antisemitism and anti-Israel activism, differing in how pro-Palestinian speech is handled due to stricter standards in public schools.
N.Y.C. Schools Chief to Testify as Congress Expands Antisemitism Inquiry
A K-12 district, particularly New York City's public schools, will testify before a congressional committee on handling antisemitism in the wake of student protests.