News from 2025
Public input sought in search for new Michigan state superintendent
The State Board of Education in Michigan is seeking public input on the qualifications for the next state superintendent.
Oklahoma superintendent issues memo on teaching Israel-Iran conflict
State Superintendent Ryan Walters has issued a memo to Oklahoma school districts regarding the discussion and teaching of the conflict involving Israel and Iran.
Louisiana announces Carra "Beth" Melton as 2025 public interest fellow
The Louisiana Department of Education has announced Carra "Beth" Melton from Bayou Woods Elementary in St. Tammany Parish as the 2025 Louisiana Public Interest Fellow.
Secretary Saunders acknowledges accomplishments of 2024-2025 school year
As the academic year concludes, Secretary Saunders has expressed her enthusiasm in acknowledging the achievements of students, educators, and school communities during the 2024-2025 period.
State of American Teacher survey highlights teacher well-being and retention issues
The 2025 State of the American Teacher survey has released its findings, shedding light on various aspects of teacher well-being and retention.
New ranking system evaluates colleges' impact on upward mobility
In a recent development, the American Council on Education and the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education have introduced a new scoring system to evaluate colleges based on their ability to promote upward mobility among students.
Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission announces $55M investment in State Museum modernization
The Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission (PHMC) has announced a significant $55 million infrastructure revitalization project for the State Museum of Pennsylvania.
House committee advances bipartisan bill supporting charter school educators
The House Education and Workforce Committee has moved forward with H.R. 3453, known as the Empower Charter School Educators to Lead Act.
Meta partners with schools for improved student online safety
Schools are increasingly facing challenges related to students' online activities, such as digital distractions, online bullying, and harmful content.
DeSantis announces rise in student performance with progress monitoring
Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Florida students have shown continued improvement in academic performance.
Dysart Unified School District leads state with most Arts Proficiency Seals
The Dysart Unified School District has seen a significant achievement, with 249 students receiving the Arizona Seal of Arts Proficiency.
Nebraska offers free summer meals for children through USDA program
Free meals will be available to children aged one to eighteen at designated locations throughout Nebraska.
Summer Food Service Program returns in Vermont for 2025
The Agency of Education has announced the return of the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) for 2025.
Governor Shapiro visits Crane Clean Energy Center with key industry leaders
Governor Josh Shapiro recently attended an event at the Crane Clean Energy Center in Middletown, Pennsylvania.
Reykdal secures funding for Imagination Library amid budget cuts
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal has announced funding for the Imagination Library of Washington, ensuring its operation for another year.
Educator builds microschool tailored for Black students after leaving traditional system
The founder of a microschool has shared her journey from teaching in traditional classrooms to establishing an educational environment specifically designed for Black children.
Organized Retail Crime Unit marks first year with arrests and recoveries
Attorney General Dave Sunday recently met with Philadelphia-area law enforcement and community partners to review the first-year achievements of the Office of Attorney General's Organized Retail Crime Unit.
Rhode Island launches student video contest promoting school attendance
Governor Dan McKee, Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green, and the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) have announced the launch of the 2025 Attendance Matters RI Student Video Contest.
Connecticut State Department of Education provides update on Bridgeport Public Schools intervention
The Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) has released an update outlining recent state-led efforts in Bridgeport Public Schools.
Charges announced in central Pa.-based 'chop shop' operation
Attorney General Dave Sunday, alongside the Pennsylvania State Police, has announced charges against multiple individuals involved in a central Pennsylvania-based "chop shop" operation.