Given that low pay—and accompanying low social standing—is both a result of and driving force behind men's underrepresentation in the profession, it stands to reason that salary hikes could help stem the imbalance. A pay bump could in theory spur a cycle in which greater representation of men in the profession could slowly shift perception.

Mario Basora, who has been superintendent at Yellow Springs schools for nine years, has been chosen by the Huber Heights school district. He replaces Susan Gunnell, who will retire after 35 years in the district, the last seven as superintendent.

The Township High School District 113's board of education approved a superintendent contract with Hinsdale Township High School District 86's Superintendent Bruce Law, who will take over in July. Law will replace co-interim superintendents Linda Yonke and Ben Martindale.

If you ask educators about essential skills for all students, lifelong learning surely tops many lists. It has always been important, but it's now a real expectation for all of us to stay employed, engaged and relevant. Additionally, educators have always known that the true joy of learning is all about the ongoing journey of […]