Revolutionizing High School Graduation: New York’s Evolving Student Assessment
Remember the stress of Regents exams? New York is shaking things up, phasing them out by 2027-28! Educators are rethinking how we truly measure student success, focusing…
Katrina’s Education Reforms: How Community Schools Were Lost
Remembering Katrina isn’t just about the storm. It’s also about what happened to New Orleans’ schools, and how a crisis reshaped an entire education system. Two survivors…
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Texas Set for Sweeping Changes: Key New Laws Taking Effect Sept. 1
Big changes are coming to the Lone Star State! From school reforms, water funding, and new housing rules to an expanded medical marijuana program, Texas is about…
California Suspension Rates Persist Despite Reforms, Harming Vulnerable Students
Are California schools failing their most vulnerable? Despite reforms, student suspension rates are still alarmingly high, especially for foster youth and homeless students. A new report reveals…
Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath Tours FWISD Schools as State Takeover Looms
The future of Fort Worth ISD hangs in the balance! Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath just toured schools, witnessing both progress and persistent challenges. With failing grades…