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Teachers raise concerns over school choice programs and support for marginalized students
Teacher Tapp, a survey application focused on educators, announced a number of teachers are concerned about inequities in education, particularly affecting marginalized students.
Teachers call for greater autonomy, professional respect, and reduced bureaucracy in classrooms
A survey conducted by Teacher Tapp revealed that educators are seeking greater trust as professionals and more autonomy in their classrooms.
Teachers to Linda McMahon: Fund special education, raise pay, and support marginalized students
A survey conducted by Teacher Tapp, a platform designed to gather insights from educators nationwide, announced that 87 teachers believe public education requires more equitable funding, stronger support for special education, and higher teacher pay.
Survey: Majority of U.S. teachers concerned over Linda McMahon's appointment as Education Secretary
A Teacher Tapp survey revealed that 58% of teachers expressed strong pessimism regarding Linda McMahon's tenure as Education Secretary following her selection by President-elect Donald Trump.
Office of Childhood conducts statewide sessions to revise child care licensing rules
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Office of Childhood (OOC) has begun a series of listening sessions across the state.
CCSSO President outlines state educational improvements and future goals
Eric Mackey, CCSSO Board President and Alabama Superintendent of Education, addressed the Council of Chief State School Officers' 2025 Legislative Conference, focusing on the progress states have made in student outcomes, particularly in math and...
Rhode Island names two delegates for National Youth Science Camp 2025
The Governor of Rhode Island, Dan McKee, in conjunction with Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green and the Rhode Island Department of Education, announced that two high school students have been selected as state delegates for the 2025 National...
Iowans to choose new education license plate design from student art
The Iowa Department of Education has opened voting for the new state education license plate design.
AI's growing role in the education sector explored through curriculums and classroom use
Artificial intelligence is becoming a significant component of education, as shown by a growing acceptance among teachers and new curriculums being developed.
Nevada Department of Education revises literacy plan to improve student outcomes
The Nevada Department of Education has released its revised pre-K–12 Nevada State Literacy Plan.
MyPayMySay on union opt-out windows: 'Many teachers simply don’t know that these opt-out windows exist until it’s too late'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, emphasizes the importance of educators being aware of and understanding the limited timeframes, known as opt-out windows, during which they can resign from their unions.
MyPayMySay on healthcare savings for teachers: 'The ability to save and invest HSA funds tax-free makes it an appealing option'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, said that Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) offer educators a potential tool for managing medical expenses and planning for retirement through tax-free savings.
MyPayMySay on AI in classrooms academic integrity: 'We need to redefine what learning looks like in an AI-driven world'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has emphasized the necessity for ethical integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education.
MyPayMySay on union-negotiated health insurance: 'Educators should be vigilant for signs that they might be overpaying'
My Pay My Say, an advocacy group, has urged educators to annually review their health insurance plans and consider alternatives to union-negotiated coverage.
MyPayMySay on teacher union dues: 'Many teachers are unaware that a portion of their dues may be allocated toward lobbying'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has raised concerns regarding the allocation of union dues by educators toward political activities and emphasized the need for greater transparency concerning their rights related to such expenditures.
MyPayMySay on growing legal threats to teachers: 'Educators could face significant legal expenses and personal stress'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has highlighted the increasing vulnerability of educators to lawsuits arising from classroom incidents, urging them to consider obtaining personal liability insurance.
MyPayMySay on student mental health: Teachers are 'addressing student’s emotional and psychological needs'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has highlighted the challenges faced by teachers in addressing a growing student mental health crisis.
Oregon sees rise in disability-inclusive preschool access as IDEA marks 50 years
In the 2023-24 school year, Oregon saw a notable increase in access to early childhood learning programs for students with disabilities.
Study reveals perspectives on professional learning for math teachers
The recent report titled "Prioritizing Curriculum-Based Professional Learning for Mathematics Teachers: District, Principal, and Teacher Perspectives from the American Educator Panels" provides insights into the views of districts, principals, and...
Governor highlights energy savings of farms through digester technology
Governor Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding paid a visit to Penn England Farms in Blair County to emphasize the advantages of the "Lightning Plan."