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What teachers think about K12 education in 2024

Micah Ward | October 28, 2024

Earlier this year, a record-low 39% of teachers believed education was going in the right direction in their local school districts. Now, their optimism is on the rebound.

Financial challenges: How to guide districts with transparency

Dana Godek and Michael Moore | October 28, 2024

As positions are reduced and schools close, the community deserves to know how every dollar is spent and how priorities are being set.

AI training: New teachers aren't getting enough, report warns

Matt Zalaznick | October 28, 2024

AI training in colleges of education is not keeping pace with the technology, leaving student teachers unequipped to get the most out of artificial intelligence when they arrive in their classrooms.

Schools in Asheville are reopening in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene

NPR | October 28, 2024

After weeks of being shut down in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, public schools in Asheville, North Carolina, are reopening. Asheville City Schools is opening its doors Monday with an adjusted schedule. Elementary school students will attend classes from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., while secondary school students will attend classes from 10 a.m. to […]

How much does your school district spend on special education per student?

Washington State Standard | October 28, 2024

The amount of money spent on special education students in Washington varies widely by district. That’s according to a new analysis of state data from July 2022 to June 2023 of Washington districts where there are over 2,500 students. According to the data, the amount each district spends per special education student ranges from $8,708 […]

'Talking Out of School' podcast: How to elevate edtech

Micah Ward | October 27, 2024

The first question leaders should ask when looking for edtech solutions is, "What is the problem I'm trying to solve," says today's guest on the Talking Out of School podcast.

Making the most of tutoring: 4 strategies for success

Barbara Condliffe and Shira Mattera | October 27, 2024

Some early proponents of tutoring as a post-pandemic silver bullet have recently tempered their expectations, in part because of implementation challenges at a large scale.

Domino effect: Without licensed teachers, student academics take a hit

Hans A. Andrews and Greg Rockhold | October 27, 2024

For over a decade, states have been aware of the looming teacher shortage, yet many have failed to take meaningful action.

Data overload: 4 ways we can free up time for teachers

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | October 27, 2024

Educators now fill the roles of analysts, accountants and actuaries in response to the K12's evolution into a data-driven culture.

NYC's new schools chief vows to tackle stubbornly high rates of absenteeism

Gothamist | October 25, 2024

New York City’s incoming schools chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos said Sunday she wants to get to the root of why so many students are missing class, amid new data demonstrating a statewide absentee crisis and a class action lawsuit that claims the city is failing to provide sufficient educational access to students with mental health issues.

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