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Classroom to commissioner: How to thrive at every level of K12

Dr. Susana C坦rdova, the first Latina to serve as Colorado commissioner of education, will share her insights as a featured guest at the April District 91心頭istration Leadership Institute Superintendents Summit in Denver.

How to rethink the 1-to-1 laptop model in elementary schools

We stopped asking whether every student had a laptop and focused on what actually works for classrooms.

Why strong leaders dont struggle is a dangerous lie

The leaders who build the strongest cultures arent the ones who always knew the answer. Theyre the ones who were honest about when they didnt and created the conditions for better answers to emerge.

MEGA: ‘Make Education Great Again’ grants proposed in new federal budget

The MEGA (Make Education Great Again) grants are a $2 billion consolidated fund designed to replace most of the U.S. Department of Education's elementary and secondary grant programs.

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How Gyimah Whitaker ensures students catch a rising academic tide

The superintendent took the helm of a high-performing City Schools of Decatur. Then, she dug deeper into the achievement numbers.

How to operationalize empathy in a rural district

Superintendent Karen Haberberger incorporates her yoga practice, concepts of brave leadhership and background in special education to steer staff and student success.

Districts are filling top spots at a rapid pace

Gwinnett County Public Schools in Georgia picked Alexandra Estrella, who leads Connecticut's Norwalk Public Schools, as its next superintendent. A Missouri district picks its first-ever female leader.

How Superintendent Pamela Nathan rallies her district around innovation

Superintendent Pamela Nathan models her New Jersey district after organizations that are driven to innovate by evolving markets and other forces.

Why this superintendent is driven by ‘Trust Accelerators’

Getting students, staff and stakeholders engaged in school culture relies on aligning everyone's vision around continuous improvement.

How today’s superintendents are building engines of community

Leaders are pushing back against rhetoric, building sidewalks, ensuring education is still venerated and making teachers feel valued.
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Bible stories would be part of a new Texas public schools reading list drawing attention

Supporters say the passages are essential to history and values, while critics argue they could cross the line between teaching about religion and promoting it.

Were asking the wrong question about A.I. in education

From chained manuscripts in 16th-century Florence to ChatGPT in the classroom, every information revolution has changed what teachers do, but never made them obsoleteand this one won't either.

The case for more Gen Z teachers

Schools could address teacher shortages by recruiting more Gen Z college graduates into teaching. Paid apprenticeships and other lower-cost pathways could help more young people enter the profession.

NJ governor’s plan to overhaul school mental health services draws criticism

Critics say the plan to replace New Jerseys current school mental health network could disrupt services schools already use. Supporters of the existing model warn the change could leave fewer schools and students served.
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