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Absenteeism: How schools are competing for students' time

Micah Ward | February 13, 2026

Leaders are turning to dance parties, TikTok trends and monthly competitions to get students back in the classroom.

DeKalb County weighs potential closure of 27 schools

Decaturish | February 12, 2026

The proposal includes the potential closure of 27 schools and the expansion of 11 in its first release of redistricting scenarios. The decision is not final and may change based on feedback until a final call is made in late fall.

Pennsylvania schools must teach cursive writing under bill signed by Governor Shapiro

Penn Live | February 12, 2026

Supporters of the bill say requiring cursive instruction will boost brain development and fine motor skills while helping students read historical documents and develop reliable signatures for legal and financial use. Critics argue schools should decide the most effective ways to teach written communication.

Leader's rhythm: How to engineer true collaboration

Maryellen Manning | February 11, 2026

When we lead with clarity, open communication and the courage to be vulnerable, we stop simply "managing" and start creating conditions where staff and students flourish.

5 tips for CTE programs that propel students post-graduation

David Zeiler | February 11, 2026

With automation and AI leading to layoffs, CTE programs play a critical role in guiding students toward careers that will always require a human touch.

A new era of AI: 5 ways schools will lead the way in 2026

Chris Hull | February 11, 2026

Educators have embraced AI to elevate teaching and learning, expanding what is possible while preserving what matters most in the classroom.

How to avoid sending out mixed leadership messages

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | February 11, 2026

Leaders create waves of meaning; not only through formal speeches or written communication, but through what they emphasize, repeat, tolerate and reward.

As schools go remote in the face of ICE, pandemic-era concerns reemerge

The Hill | February 11, 2026

Schools are expanding remote options as ICE activity drives steep absences. Educators warn hybrid classes strain teachers and can cut funding.

‘A kick in the pants’: SC bill banning minimum grades in schools advances in House

South Carolina Gazette | February 11, 2026

The bill requires students to earn their grade. If they fail to do their work, they’d get a zero, not a 50.

3 keys to more effective formative math assessment

Jessica Jeffers | February 10, 2026

Can you observe what a student is thinking in solving a math problem, either through live observation or on paper, and from this observation, diagnose precisely what skills or instruction the child needs for success?

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