News from 2025
Applications open for $3.5 million community learning center grants
State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler announced that applications are now open for approximately $3.5 million in 21st Century Community Learning Centers grants for the 2025-26 school year.
Teacher Tapp survey finds mixed views among teachers on NAEP tests and DEI policy response
A Teacher Tapp survey announced that teachers are somewhat divided on National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) testing and school responses to recent Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policy restrictions.
Teacher Tapp reports 78% of teachers have set professional goals for 2025, including using new tech tools
A Teacher Tapp survey revealed that 78% of teachers have set goals for this year, focusing on improving student outcomes, pursuing professional development, and learning new technology tools.
State superintendent announces 2025 ND County Teachers of the Year
State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler has recognized 46 educators in North Dakota as Teachers of the Year in their respective counties.
Three Michigan school districts receive $75 million for school consolidation and modernization
Three school districts in Michigan have been awarded $75 million in consolidation grants from the Michigan Department of Education.
Gen Z faces educational disruptions and mental health challenges
Gen Z, defined by those born from 1997 to 2012, is growing up amidst educational changes and societal shifts.
Governor Shapiro to discuss firefighter investment plans in Erie visit
Governor Josh Shapiro is set to visit the Erie Fire Department to discuss his administration's proposed investments in support of Pennsylvania's firefighters.
Shapiro administration invests $2.4 million in high school career pathways
The Shapiro Administration has invested $2.4 million in the Schools-to-Work Program, aiming to broaden career paths for high school students throughout the Commonwealth.
Teacher Tapp survey finds most teachers respond to student swearing with private conversations
Teacher Tapp has announced that a survey found most teachers respond to students swearing in class, with private conversations being the most common approach.