Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is accepting applications for General Administrative Transfers and Georgia Special Needs Scholarships from Monday, March 7 through Friday, March 25. Georgia’s public school choice law allows residents of the city of Atlanta to attend a public school outside of their zoned APS school, if space isRead More →
David Chenoweth Crowded parking lot at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Friday, Jan. 14, 2022 (Photo by David Chenoweth | The Daily Utah Chronicle The University of Utah campus encompasses 1,534 acres in Salt Lake City and is also one of Utah’s suburban schools. A commuter school is aRead More →
Harmony School of Innovation -Sugar Land Senior, Anjali Agrawal has been nominated as a candidate for the 2022 US Presidential Fellowship Program. [CREDIT: Harmony Public Schools] A Harmony School of Innovation – Sugar Land senior, Anjali Agrawal has been named one of more than 4,000 applicants for the 2022 USRead More →
It’s a strange time to be a teacher at Marysville High School, according to English instructor Tiffany McLaughlin. Districts like his are facing the same staffing shortages affecting schools across the state, leaving teachers, substitutes and support staff in high demand. These shortages come as schools attempt to return toRead More →
KEARNY — A high school student has been charged with alleged sexual offenses involving another student. Specific details are scarce, but the Hudson County District Attorney’s Office said a 17-year-old Kearny High School student was arrested Jan. 31, in relation to incidents involving a female student at the school. AccordingRead More →
(Published January 14, 2022) Kristy Zurbrick, Editor-in-Chief of Madison Local schools in Madison-Plains are rolling out a 1:1 (one-to-one) initiative to get laptops into the hands of every student in grades 7-12. Students will receive Chromebooks to use inside and outside of school for the remainder of this school year.Read More →
Palm Springs Unified and Coachella Valley Unified resumed classes Monday after returning from winter vacation, but about 20% of students were absent Tuesday amid the latest omicron variant outbreak of the COVID-19 virus. “We have about 20 percent absentee students today, which is significantly higher than average,” Palm Springs UnifiedRead More →
A select group of students at Belleville High School are aiming very high these days – as high as the sky, and possibly beyond. As young “cadets” of the Aerospace Club, they learn to fly. This school year, the Belleville School Board took a bold step by hiring the EagleRead More →
As a former student leader at UBC, my time at university was so fulfilling because of the people I met and the work I did. My 4 years in school helped me build an extracurricular resume that landed me some pretty cool jobs after graduation. Like many students, I foundRead More →
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Prepare for more absences, suspend high-level contact extracurricular activities, and allow parents to switch their children to e-learning if they prefer – even for a short time – because of COVID-19, says a note to school boards from Education Minister Stephen Lecce. Schools should prepare for “the potential for anRead More →
In my last three columns, I wrote about the four teaching and learning priorities for Portland Public Schools for this school year. All priorities are aligned with our work to achieve our success goals of the Portland Promise, the Whole Student, People and Fairness. Xavier Botana is the superintendent ofRead More →
UNION COUNTY, NC – Schools across the state of North Carolina are always on the lookout for new teachers. The state of North Carolina had a teacher attrition rate of about 7.5% at the end of the 2020 school year, according to a North Carolina Department of Public Education. “InRead More →
New system will help eliminate learner double counting or learner inflation The Ministry of Education and Sports on Tuesday launched the new Education Management Information System (EMIS) to help track all learner information in educational institutions across the country. The new system was launched at the sector review meeting, chairedRead More →
By Cassondra Curiel Special to Examiner At a time when our children have never needed their schools and public services so much, the leadership of the San Francisco United School District is proposing a stupidly anti-student austerity plan that proposes cutting direct student services and d ” negatively impact schoolsRead More →
Charles County Public Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) are distributing individual reports this week to students who took the i-Ready program assessments earlier this fall. The reports will be sent home with the students this week starting Wednesday December 1st. The students who have taken the i-Ready assessments are asRead More →
PEA RIDGE – Assistant Superintendent Kevin Ramey presented the Pea Ridge School Board with the Student Services Report on November 8 at the board meeting. The monthly report covered food service and a survey of custody and maintenance divisions, as well as building maintenance. Food service Ramey credited Foodservice ManagerRead More →
Assistant Superintendent Kevin Ramey presented the Pea Ridge School Board with the Student Services Report at the school board meeting on November 8. The monthly report covered food service, a survey of caretaking and maintenance divisions as well as building maintenance, according to the report presented by Ramey. Food serviceRead More →
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LA CROSSE Wis. (WEAU) – The La Crosse School District is sharing the results of Wisconsin Student Assessment System (WSAS) exams given to students during the 2020-21 school year. According to a statement from the La Crosse School District, assessments were administered to students in the spring of 2021 followingRead More →
Albert Lea’s school board heard presentations on World’s Best Workforce program on Monday as well as data from the most recent MCA tests. In showcasing the world’s best workforce, Mary Jo Dorman, Executive Director of Teaching and Learning, and Julie Eaton, Coordinator of Teaching and Learning, presented the board withRead More →
New study by University of Arkansas and Western Carolina University researchers finds that Democrat-backed budget bill pending in Congress would reduce, on average, $ 1,131 per student in school resources chartered. The exact amount of the budget reduction depends on how House Resolution 4502 – if adopted in its currentRead More →
September 17, 2021 Network with hiring managers at these upcoming career fairs. Posted in: Announcements, Career, Deadlines, Events, Featured News, Red Hawk News Some estimates suggest that up to 70% of all jobs are not posted on publicly accessible job search sites and research has long shown that anywhere halfRead More →
The Student Services Fee provides students with several benefits each semester. (File photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Media Group) Each semester, students in the State of Kansas pay a student service fee. The fee – previously known as the Campus Privilege fee – is $ 465.48 for full-time undergraduateRead More →
New Delhi: Teachers believe the way students are taught and assessed in schools will need to be changed in the post-Covid era, according to a study from Azim Premji University. The study, titled “Open Schools, Emphasis on Recovering Lost Learning: The Clear Voice of Teachers,” is based on responses fromRead More →
Double registration checklist Students taking a dual enrollment course should review the checklist below before completing the application. Double Enrollment Student Checklist Politics Please note that in order for a student to be eligible for dual enrollment, the student must: 1. Have obtained a passing grade: On the Michigan meritRead More →
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Teachers union sends advice to teachers after a “sudden surge” in Freedom of Information (FOI) demands on 2021 assessment practices. The large number of Freedom of Information requests from parents and students in Scotland is a sign of the “concern and confusion ”about the Alternative Certification Model (ACM) – establishedRead More →
April 26, 2021 2:28 PM Posted: April 26, 2021 2:28 PM BOISE, Idaho – A new report from the National Education Association (NEA) ranked Idaho last for per student funding and 39th for teacher salaries. The NEA Rankings and Estimates report was released Monday and ranks Idaho 51st, including theRead More →
This year, PS 59 in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, received only a portion of the money it was owed under the city’s formula for school budgets. It’s been like this for years, and principal Cherry-Ann Hislop didn’t expect that to change. What would you like to know For more than a decade,Read More →
STATEN ISLAND, NY – Each New York City public school in the five boroughs will receive 100% of its student funding starting next school year, which can be used to hire teachers and staff, and to purchase student funding. educational materials and resources for student and family activities, Mayor BillRead More →
According to the release, three STAAR tests were affected by the connectivity issues, including writing in fourth grade, writing in seventh grade, and English I. (Courtesy of Adobe Stock) As a result of connectivity issues with the State of Texas Assessments Online Test Platform for Teacher Readiness that disrupted testingRead More →
OKLAHOMA CITY – A controversial bill that attempts to exorcise “ghost students” from the state’s school funding formula advanced in the state Senate on Wednesday despite bipartisan opposition. Governor Kevin Stitt promulgated it a few hours later. State Senator Zack Taylor, R-Seminole, said the current law bases the district’s initialRead More →
WWe have heard the assertion time and time again: Charters are a form of specialized education that may not be able to meet the needs of large segments of the population, some people say. These critics claim that while public charter schools might be able to achieve good results byRead More →
Educators continue to teach grade-level standards while scaffolding missed programs It has been a year since schools closed across the country in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Schools had to move quickly to new online learning platforms. Teachers and students struggled with the new routines and new Internet connections.Read More →
Seton Hall University’s Student Government Association (SGA) will host a virtual municipal event on Wednesday March 10 where university administrators will provide live answers to questions and concerns posed by students. The approximately one-hour event will take place at 5:00 p.m. during a Microsoft Teams video conference. The event linkRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The federal government is now providing guidance to state educators on standardized testing, and Indiana is making changes due to the pandemic. The Indiana Department of Education said the assessment tests will take place this spring in an extended period. The state makes it clear that itsRead More →
ADRIAN – Principals can breathe a sigh of relief, as student funding will not take the blow that was once expected. Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a Budget of $ 62.7 billion On Wednesday, that includes $ 8,111 per student and an additional one-time investment for schools, equivalent to about $Read More →
WILLMAR — Ridgewater College has received a five-year, $1.37 million extension of a federal grant for TRIO Student Support Services. The U.S. Department of Education grant will be used by TRIO to work with low-income students, first-generation students, and students with disabilities. The grant is 3.5% higher than the program’sRead More →