Why Young Students Make New Teachers Sick, and How to Protect Yourself edweek.org/teaching-learning…

Halloween in Schools—a Fraught Trick or a Special Treat? edweek.org/teaching-learning…

Public Schools Are Prepping for Federal Choice Cash. They Still Might Not Get It edweek.org/policy-politics/p…

A great newsletter can keep a whole school community connected, but a principal who actually makes it a compelling weekly read is absolute gold. 🥇 For our eighth and final #NationalPrincipalsMonth award, we're celebrating the master communicators who keep their communities informed and engaged. Know a principal whose inbox update is the highlight of your week? Show them some love by tagging them in this post! 🏆

What Is the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, and How Does it Work? edweek.org/policy-politics/w…

The Problem With Test Anxiety Happens Long Before the Test (Opinion) edweek.org/teaching-learning…

Join this webinar to hear the story of two different districts. One is managing rapid enrollment growth, while the other is navigating the complex realities of a maturing district that must make tough choices. But both faced the same difficulty confronting districts nationwide: how to predict enrollment with accuracy in a time of school choice, declining birth rates, and a challenging housing market. Through their stories, you'll be able to explore: ➡️ The growing impact of educational choice on enrollment forecasting ➡️ Why districts experiencing housing growth may still see lower-than-expected student yields ➡️ The continued role housing development plays in shaping enrollment trends ➡️ Strategies for planning amid demographic changes, enrollment shifts, and facility decisions 🖥️ Register today: bit.ly/4e6gfYi

'Techlash' Is Strongest in Suburban and Rural Schools edweek.org/technology/techla…

We’re Stuck on the Wrong Question About SEL in Early Childhood (Opinion) edweek.org/leadership/opinio…

Principal of Many Hats: 8 Awards for the School Leaders Who Wear Them All edweek.org/leadership/princi…

From carline traffic to welcoming students at the front doors, morning drop-off sets the tone for the entire school day. That's why our seventh #NationalPrincipalsMonth award goes to the dedicated principals who keep morning operations orderly, calm, and upbeat. Who's the administrator in your community who consistently rocks the start of the day? Shout them out by sharing this post!

School Lockdowns Are Common, But in Some Kinds of Schools More Than Others edweek.org/leadership/school…

Newer Educators Are Less Likely to Say Tech Helps Students Learn edweek.org/technology/newer-…

School Funding Is on the Ballot Across the Country. Here's How edweek.org/policy-politics/s…

How AI Tools Halved This District's IEP Prep Time edweek.org/teaching-learning…

School Funding Is on the Ballot Across the Country. Here's How edweek.org/leadership/school…

The Data on Teacher Absenteeism Can Be Misleading. Here's What to Know edweek.org/teaching-learning…

Internships are powerful, but difficult to scale equitably. Join this webinar to: ➡️ Explore a continuum of career-connected learning experiences, from career exploration and classroom-based projects to mentoring, work-based learning, credentials, and postsecondary pathways. ➡️ Identify practical strategies for expanding employer engagement and creating meaningful opportunities that are accessible to more students. ➡️ Learn how to design experiences that help students build real-world skills, professional connections, and a clearer pathway from school to their future careers. 🖥️ Register today: bit.ly/4imf4oO

A Major Teacher-Coaching Program Flopped. What Went Wrong? edweek.org/leadership/a-majo…

Most School Board Members Lack K-12 Work Experience. That May Be a Good Thing edweek.org/leadership/most-s…