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Teachers skeptical of new Education Secretary, survey finds
A recent Teacher Tapp survey revealed that K-12 teachers across the United States are pessimistic about the new Education Secretary, Linda McMahon, with very few expressing optimism.
Teachers report that DEI programs face growing cuts in schools
Teacher Tapp announced that teachers are witnessing cuts to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in schools, with many hearing about reductions elsewhere.
Survey: Nearly all teachers face classroom disruptions, many losing 5+ minutes per lesson
A recent survey conducted by Teacher Tapp highlights ongoing challenges in U.S. classrooms, where behavior disruptions continue to impede instructional time.
Teacher Freedom Alliance on teachers’ unions and their influence in education
The Teacher Freedom Alliance has announced that teachers' unions have shifted their focus from supporting educators to promoting political agendas within the education system.
Teacher Freedom Alliance calls for DOE dissolution over corruption and union influence
The Teacher Freedom Alliance has declared that the Department of Education has lost its credibility due to union influence, a lack of accountability, and a failure to uphold public trust.
National Alliance for Public Charter Schools addresses Supreme Court case on religious charter schools
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools has expressed concerns about a U.S. Supreme Court review regarding Oklahoma charter schools.
EdChoice supports religious freedom case involving Oklahoma charter schools before SCOTUS
EdChoice has announced its involvement in a significant religious freedom and school choice case currently before the Supreme Court of the United States.
Nevada school employees awarded national RISE honors
Two Nevada school employees have been honored with the national Recognizing Inspiring School Employees (RISE) Award.
Study finds uneven adoption of AI tools among U.S. educators
Drawing on survey data from the RAND American Educator Panels, researchers have analyzed the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools among U.S. teachers and principals during the 2023–2024 school year.
EdTrust criticizes $600 million cuts to teacher training grants
EdTrust has issued a statement criticizing the U.S. Department of Education's decision to cut over $600 million in funding for teacher training grants.
Teachers union urges review of Tesla investments due to financial concerns
Today, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) called on major asset managers to reassess their investments in Tesla.
NEA President criticizes Senate confirmation of Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education
NEA President Becky Pringle issued a statement following the U.S. Senate's confirmation of Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education.
PTA honors Collins and McBath with Congressional Voice for Children Award
National PTA has announced that Senator Susan Collins and Representative Lucy McBath are the recipients of its 2025 Congressional Voice for Children Award.
Dallas ISD's Robert Abel honored with distinguished service award
Robert Abel, Chief of Human Capital for the Dallas Independent School District (ISD), has been awarded the 2025 Distinguished Service Award by the Council of the Great City Schools.
Middlesex County honors teacher Kristen Johnson for educational contributions
From the sports field to the classroom, Kristen Johnson has combined her passions for coaching and education.
Rutgers professor shares insights on education administration through diverse experiences
From Brooklyn to New Brunswick, Dr. Gail Verona has been teaching since the 1970s.
Rutgers professors address diversity in R&D and Pre-K at SXSW EDU
Dr. Marybeth Gasman and Dr. Steven Barnett from Rutgers Graduate School of Education will participate as panelists at the upcoming South by Southwest EDU (SXSW EDU) conference.
South Florida consortium addresses teacher shortage crisis at educational summit
Beginning in 2022, the South Florida Education Consortium was formed by deans and faculty from Miami-Dade institutions of higher education, along with school district leaders.
CCSSO CEO on Education Secretary confirmation: She will help 'provide opportunities for all students'
Carissa Moffat Miller, CEO of the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO), expressed education leaders' eagerness to collaborate with newly confirmed U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon to support student success.
All4Ed CEO on McMahon’s confirmation and Trump’s education policy: 'The Department of Education is not a political pawn'
Amy Loyd, CEO of All4Ed, expressed concerns regarding Linda McMahon's confirmation as U.S. Secretary of Education and its implications for the Trump administration's education policies and commitment to public schools.