News from 2025
Clover Park School District adopts new math teaching approaches for engaged learning
Clover Park School District is shifting its approach to teaching algebra, focusing on applied and real-world scenarios to engage students.
Illinois updates school vaccination dashboard with new data for 2024-25 school year
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has updated its Illinois School Vaccination Coverage Dashboard to include the latest data from the 2024-25 school year.
AFL-CIO and unions sue over labor agency cuts by the Trump administration
The AFL-CIO, alongside several unions representing diverse sectors, has initiated legal action against the Trump administration, challenging the reduction of resources at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS).
Educator turnover rates decline, nearing pre-pandemic levels
Recent data from the American School District Panel (ASDP) indicates a decline in educator turnover rates towards pre-pandemic levels, reflecting a gradual return to normal conditions in the education sector.
Department of Education details 2025 charter school replication and expansion grant recipients
The U.S. Department of Education announced the recipients of the 2025 Charter Schools Program (CSP) Replication and Expansion of High-Quality Charter Schools Grants.
Shapiro administration proposes $5M for vocational support for people with disabilities
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) joined over 550 students and educators at the 2025 Autism Awareness & Acceptance Walk and Resource Fair held at the Hiram G. Andrews Center.
Nevada Department of Education honors Elaine Wynn's contributions to education
The Nevada Department of Education is mourning the loss of Elaine Wynn, honoring her dedication to improving education for students in Nevada.
State Rep. Biasiucci's law to improve public school food ingredients takes effect
HB 2164, a new law sponsored by State Representative Leo Biasiucci from Lake Havasu City, aims to improve the nutritional quality of food served in public schools.
Seventeen Kansas employers join annual volunteering challenge
Seventeen Kansas organizations are participating in the fifth annual Give Back Kansas Challenge, an initiative running from March 31 to May 23, that encourages employer-supported volunteering.
Vermont awards 10 grants to enhance afterschool and summer programs statewide
Ten Vermont afterschool programs have been selected to receive Center Track State Afterschool Grants, enhancing opportunities for students through community collaborations.
Iowa Education Department opens 2025-26 ESA application window
The Iowa Department of Education has announced the opening of the application period for the Students First Education Savings Account (ESA) program for the 2025-26 school year.
Lt. Governor Davis visits Munhall to promote investments in local community projects
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis visited Munhall to discuss the Shapiro-Davis Administration's investments in community projects through the new Main Street Matters program.
Kansas employers join Give Back Challenge to promote volunteering and community service
Sixteen employers in Kansas are participating in the fifth annual Give Back Kansas Challenge, from March 31 to May 23.
New work-based learning network launched for New Hampshire students
High school students in New Hampshire now have access to a new work-based learning network developed through a partnership involving the New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED), Granite Edvance, and Xello.
Lt. Gov. Davis highlights Allegheny County investments through Main Street Matters initiative
Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis will join several leaders and business owners to discuss significant investments in Allegheny County.
Iowa State Board of Education meeting set for April 17 in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa State Board of Education plans to convene for its regular meeting on Thursday, April 17, at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids.
Governor Kehoe appoints new members to Missouri State Board of Education
Governor Mike Kehoe has announced the appointment of four new members to the State Board of Education.
Over 39,000 Louisiana students apply for LA GATOR scholarship program
The application period for Louisiana's LA GATOR scholarship has concluded, with the Louisiana Department of Education reporting over 39,000 total applications for the 2025–2026 academic year.
Hershey's first new plant in decades to open in Shapiro administration effort
Governor Josh Shapiro, alongside Hershey Company officials and Pennsylvania legislators, is set to open a new Hershey manufacturing plant in Dauphin County.
Nevada Department of Education honors 12 schools with Purple Star Award
The Nevada Department of Education has announced that 12 schools will be receiving the Nevada Purple Star School Award in April.