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Data privacy: How to better protect your students

January 26, 2026

Data privacy is an ever-challenging task for school leaders as districts leverage technology resources for teaching and learning.

'If you're not growing, your district isn't either'

Micah Ward | January 25, 2026

Community engagement skyrocketed in this district while administrative workloads plummeted. Here's some advice from its award-winning superintendent.

How districts and families can collaborate to support neurodivergent students

Mikayla Wagner | January 25, 2026

From recognizing early indicators to creating personalized accommodation plans, every educator has a role to play.

Why many students never consider an HBCU

Michelle Centamore | January 23, 2026

Many students receive little information about HBCUs during early college planning, according to a new study from the United Negro College Fund. Limited classroom discussion and low awareness may shape which colleges they consider.

Alabama may ban a controversial practice from elementary school classrooms

AL.com | January 23, 2026

An Alabama law would ban elementary teachers from using an outdated method of reading instruction that asks students to look at a word and guess its meaning from context, as opposed to sounding out the word and building fluency.

As number of West Virginia special education students increases, some school districts are going into debt

West Virginia Watch | January 23, 2026

Jackson County Schools Superintendent William Hosaflook said his county has a roughly $2.8 million deficit in order to educate around 600 special education students in his district.

As Minneapolis grapples with ICE, schools try to balance learning with student safety

The Hill | January 22, 2026

Minneapolis schools have expanded remote learning and transportation as attendance drops amid unrest and concerns about ICE activity. Districts say they are trying to balance student safety with continued instruction.

New Mexico promised homeless students $500 a month; they're still waiting for cash

Santa Fe New Mexican | January 22, 2026

New Mexico’s new program offering homeless students $500 a month for meeting academic requirements has been slow to deliver payments. Educators report delays and administrative hurdles as the state says funds are beginning to flow.

4 ways to prepare—and respond—to extreme weather disruptions

Micah Ward | January 22, 2026

Returning to a routine is crucial following severe weather-related events, new research shows. Here's some advice for superitendents.

Beyond Attendance Data: Reframing Chronic Absenteeism Through a Whole-Child Lens

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | January 21, 2026

Date & Time: Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> In this 30-minute Ed Talk, East Central ISD joins SchoolStatus to explore how districts can integrate academic, behavioral, and assessment data to surface hidden patterns behind absenteeism. Learn how cross-department collaboration and aligned data use can lead to more effective, equitable attendance strategies.

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