These institutions are designed from the ground up to produce global leaders, not employees. The curriculum? Globally focused and multilingual.
The Hidden Schools: Grooming the Billionaire Elite While Public Schools Train Workers Read More »
Education Secretary Linda McMahon announced a new slate of federal grant priorities, marking a dramatic shift in the status quo.
New Education Grant Priorities and Budget Cuts and What This Means For Our Communities Read More »
While these agreements are typically negotiated with labor unions to streamline hiring and project timelines, they come with strings attached.
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These districts were informed that they would collectively lose around $25 million from their upcoming state aid payments due to overpayments that occurred between the 2011-12 and 2017-18 school years
New York School Districts Losing State Aid Due to Prior Year Adjustments Read More »
The controversial decision, passed by a 50-38 vote along party lines, marks a significant rollback of the E-rate program, which has helped schools and libraries access affordable telecommunications services for nearly three decades.
Senate Votes to Repeal E-Rate Funding for Free Wi-Fi Hotspots in Schools Read More »
School districts around the country are facing an alarming new challenge thanks to a viral TikTok trend that has students intentionally damaging school-issued laptops.
Going Viral: Students Are Destroying School District Devices in New Trend Read More »
This extension allows public sector retirees under 65 to return to work in public school districts and BOCES without being subject to the usual $35,000 annual earnings cap
New York State Extends Retiree Salary Cap Waiver for Public School Workers Through 2027 Read More »
Governor Hochul introduced the smartphone ban with the goal of enhancing student focus and reducing classroom disruptions.
New York Schools to Implement Bell-to-Bell Smartphone Ban This Fall Read More »
The tariffs, aimed at imported goods from nearly all U.S. trading partners, include steep taxes on electronics and their components.
Chromebooks and iPads: Tariffs Could Spike Technology Costs for Schools Read More »
The findings, based on feedback from nearly 2,000 K-12 educators surveyed in fall 2024, raise red flags about the readiness of young people to transition into college, career, or other postsecondary paths.
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