St. Louis School Board considers bill to protect against segregation risks in open enrollment.

A South Dakota State University representative told attendees the university will support teacher training and program development tied to the new Community Campus, urging immediate work to expand equitable services for special-education students.

Educators stress the importance of inclusion, emphasizing respect and engagement for all students.

Delta District focuses on equitable education and high performance for all students this year.

Connecticut creates committees for educator certification with diverse representation from various educational sectors.

Mathis discusses critical facility issues affecting student success and staff well-being in schools.

Amendment seeks to enhance funding for inclusive education in public schools across the state

Hollis & Miller Architects presented a facility master plan to the Francis Howell R-III Board of Education on Nov. 6 identifying about $275 million in needs at 2025 prices (roughly $303 million escalated to 2027 dollars). The board discussed prioritizing immediate (0–3 year) work of about $134 million in 2027 dollars, options for phased funding and

Committee approves amendments to House Bill 1278 aimed at enhancing K-12 education accountability.

Maine reports 117 multilingual learners achieved proficiency, marking a significant upward trend.

Nevada establishes a system for universal literacy screening to identify and address reading difficulties.

Leaders discuss budget impacts and positive feedback on special education improvements.

Board considers mandatory K2 reading screener amid tight state-imposed timeline for adoption.

Virginia Board of Education approves updated instructional materials for Algebra 2 and AP Environmental Science.

Booker T Washington STEM Academy set to launch in August 2025, serving K-5 students.

Vermont establishes average class size minimums for public schools to enhance educational quality.

The design team discusses ongoing renovations and additions to enhance kindergarten classrooms.

Candidate advocates for equitable learning and strong curriculum to support student growth.

Lawmakers propose curriculum guidelines for deaf and hard of hearing education by 2026

Representative advocates for early education investment to decrease future special education expenses.