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Challenges persist as military families gain access to expanded school choice
In January, the White House directed the Department of Defense to develop a plan to provide military families with funds for public charters and private religious schools.
Deon Butler shares literacy journey at Michigan symposium
Educators and administrators were recently inspired by Deon Butler, a literacy advocate and former Detroit Lions player, during the "2025 Diversity in Literature Symposium: The How and Why of Literacy Webinar."
Nevada Department announces events for Financial Literacy Month
The Nevada Department of Education, in collaboration with the Nevada State Financial Literacy Advisory Council, has unveiled a series of events for Financial Literacy Month this April.
Educators lead integration of artificial intelligence into modern classrooms
Technology is transforming classrooms, with artificial intelligence (AI) playing a significant role in reshaping education.
Arizona education superintendent clarifies roles in Primavera Online School issue
Tom Horne, Superintendent of Public Instruction, clarified the division of authority regarding charter schools in Arizona.
NEA president criticizes Trump's plan to dismantle Department of Education
National Education Association (NEA) President Becky Pringle has issued a statement in response to former President Donald Trump's reported Executive Order aimed at dismantling the Department of Education.
Mississippi Department of Education announces finalists for 2025 educator awards
The Mississippi Department of Education has revealed the finalists for the 2025 Mississippi Administrator of the Year and Teacher of the Year awards.
Educators rally nationwide for stronger public school protections
Thousands of educators, parents, students, and community leaders gathered across the United States to express their concerns about the future of public education.
AFT sues Department of Education over blocked student loan repayment options
The American Federation of Teachers (AFT), representing 1.8 million members, has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education (ED) over changes to student loan repayment options.
Colorado opens application period for Teacher of the Year Award
The Colorado Department of Education (CDE) has commenced the application process for the 2026 Colorado Teacher of the Year award.
AFT responds to Trump's plan to cut federal role in education
AFT President Randi Weingarten has issued a statement in response to former President Donald Trump's upcoming executive order aimed at removing the federal government's role in education.
Vermont education agency introduces federal updates page; seeks student board member
The Vermont Agency of Education (AOE) has introduced a new Federal Updates page aimed at keeping Vermonters informed about federal changes impacting districts and students.
Trump signs executive order shifting educational power
Tomorrow, March 20th, President Donald Trump will sign an Executive Order that shifts control over education from federal bureaucracies to families and states.
Immigrant educators could help solve Ohio's deepening teacher shortage
In the 2021-2022 academic year, a report by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce revealed that over 43,000 individuals with active teaching credentials were not employed in public schools.
Immigration policy changes spark anxiety among students amid increased ICE activity
Panicked calls from parents and increased absences in classrooms are some of the effects reported by school officials nationwide following the Trump administration's decision to allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to conduct raids on...
Louisiana announces teacher award semifinalists; final decisions expected by July
The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) has announced the semifinalists for the Teacher and Principal of the Year awards, along with finalists for Early Childhood Teacher and Leader of the Year and New Teacher of the Year.
New Hampshire hosts first Day of AI Education Summit
On Tuesday, educational leaders from across New Hampshire gathered for the state's inaugural Day of AI Education Summit.
Rhode Island's SurveyWorks surpasses 100k responses; seeks more feedback before April deadline
Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green and the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) have announced that the SurveyWorks initiative has received over 100,000 responses.
Shapiro administration highlights improved safety at PA long-term care facilities
Officials from the Shapiro Administration, including representatives from the Departments of Health and Aging, visited Country Meadows of York-West to emphasize the positive impact of state investments on long-term care facilities.
Shapiro administration highlights investments in long-term care improvements
Pennsylvania's Department of Health Secretary, Dr. Debra Bogen, along with representatives from the Department of Aging, will visit Country Meadows of York-West to discuss Governor Josh Shapiro's proposed budget for 2025-26.