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Survey finds teachers see behavior, leadership, and pay as keys to improving schools
Teacher Tapp has identified student behavior, leadership support, and fair compensation as the most critical areas for improving schools.
Malkus discusses DOGE's budget cuts on CBS Evening News
Senior Fellow Nat Malkus appeared on CBS Evening News to discuss his involvement in monitoring the reductions in DOGE's budget.
Matthew Ferguson to lead Darlington County School District from July 2025
The South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) has announced the appointment of Dr. Matthew Ferguson as the new Superintendent of the Darlington County School District.
Shapiro administration addresses fire service recruitment and retention efforts
Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis and Pennsylvania State Fire Commissioner Thomas Cook are set to visit the Berkeley Hills Fire Company.
Mississippi improves preschool enrollment and meets all NIEER quality benchmarks
In the latest report by the National Institute for Early Education Research (NIEER), Mississippi has advanced to 31st in the rankings for preschool enrollment among 4-year-olds, an improvement from 35th position in the previous year.
AFT's Weingarten critiques Trump's impact after 100 days back in office
AFT President Randi Weingarten issued a statement to mark President Donald Trump’s 100th day back in office, expressing deep dissatisfaction with his administration's impact on the public.
Pennsylvania English teacher Ashlie Crosson named 2025 National Teacher of the Year
The Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) has named Ashlie Crosson, an English teacher from Pennsylvania, as the 2025 National Teacher of the Year.
Impact of proposed reconciliation bill on student loans and college affordability
AFT President Randi Weingarten released a statement regarding a reconciliation bill in the House Education and Workforce Committee.
NEA reports continue to show lagging pay for U.S. educators amidst gains
U.S. educators continue to face challenges with insufficient wages and a lack of recognition for their professional contributions, according to four new reports released by the National Education Association (NEA).
Pennsylvania educator named 2025 National Teacher of the Year
NEA member Ashlie Crosson has been named the 2025 National Teacher of the Year.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis to discuss investments in northeastern Pennsylvania
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is set to join local leaders and business owners to discuss significant investments in northeastern Pennsylvania.
States guide schools on AI use but overlook surveillance concerns
Several years after the release of ChatGPT, which raised ethical concerns in education, schools continue to grapple with the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI).
Education Department launches informational DEI compliance website amid legal challenges
The U.S. Department of Education has launched a new informational website, focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) compliance.
Ashlie Crosson es seleccionada como Maestra Nacional del Año 2025 en EE.UU
Ashlie Crosson, una profesora de inglés en Pensilvania, fue reconocida como Maestra Nacional del Año 2025 por el Consejo de Directores de Escuelas Estatales (CCSSO).
Teacher Tapp survey reveals teachers prefer educator-led AI decisions
A Teacher Tapp survey has revealed that educators prefer to determine how artificial intelligence (AI) is utilized in classrooms, expressing skepticism towards federal government-led AI training initiatives.
Maryland honors 23 schools for supporting military families with Purple Star designation
The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) has announced the designation of Purple Star Schools for the 2025-27 period across eight school systems.
USDA cuts school meal programs, stirring concerns over children's nutrition and learning
Health leaders, educators, and farmers in the United States are raising concerns following the U.S. Department of Agriculture's decision to end two crucial programs that fund school meals.
Pilot program offers on-the-spot birth certificates in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Departments of Labor & Industry and Health have initiated a program that provides on-the-spot birth certificates at PA CareerLink locations, as announced today.
Survey highlights U.S. voter concerns 100 days into new administration
At the 100-day mark into the new presidential administration, a survey by Jobs for the Future (JFF) highlights growing economic concerns among U.S. voters.
Nebraska awards 269 students with Seals of Biliteracy in April 2025
The Nebraska Department of Education and the Nebraska Seal of Biliteracy Advisory Committee have awarded 269 Seals of Biliteracy to 268 students in Nebraska in the April 2025 round.