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Structured adaptation key for scaling literacy programs effectively
During National Teacher Appreciation Week, Susan B. Neuman, a professor and chair at New York University’s Steinhardt School, shared insights on curriculum reforms and the challenges of scaling literacy programs.
Shapiro administration emphasizes invasive species removal in Cumberland County
Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn, along with other officials from the Shapiro Administration, participated in an event focused on invasive species removal and ecosystem restoration.
KSDEweekly May 8 edition features teacher appreciation and more
The May 8 edition of KSDEweekly is now accessible for viewing.
New book by GSE alums offers guidance for early-career educators
Dr. Denise Furlong and Dr. Keri Orange-Jones have combined their extensive teaching experience to author a new book aimed at novice educators.
Union leaders criticize Newark mayor's arrest amid ICE facility inspection
AFT President Randi Weingarten, along with American Association of University Professors President Todd Wolfson and AFT leaders in New Jersey, have expressed concerns over the arrest of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka.
Shapiro announces $30M investment in Philly Navy Yard under PA SITES
Governor Josh Shapiro, alongside Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Rick Siger, visited the Philadelphia Navy Yard to announce a $30 million investment through the PA SITES program.
Shapiro administration highlights nurse recruitment efforts on National Student Nurse Day
Officials from the Departments of Health, Labor and Industry, and Human Services will join leaders from HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College, to discuss Governor Josh Shapiro's proposed 2025-26 budget.
Pre-K enrollments surge amid rising concerns over program quality
In 2024, early childhood education programs across the United States saw significant increases in both enrollment and spending.
Pennsylvania launches 'Click It or Ticket' campaign to enforce seat belt use
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) have announced the start of the National "Click It or Ticket" Enforcement Mobilization.
Pennsylvania Secretary highlights voting options for May 20 municipal primary
Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt addressed Pennsylvania voters today, emphasizing the importance of participating in the upcoming municipal primary election on May 20.
Shapiro administration focuses on nurse recruitment amid statewide shortage
The Shapiro Administration has emphasized its commitment to addressing the nursing shortage in Pennsylvania, aligning with National Student Nurse Day.
Commonwealth Secretary prepares voters for upcoming primary election
Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt is scheduled to hold a press conference to inform voters about the primary election set for May 20.
North Dakota advances K-12 data modernization with Infinite Campus partnership
The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (NDDPI) is advancing its collaboration with Infinite Campus to implement BRIDGE, a comprehensive K-12 data modernization solution across the state.
Virginia names Matthew Neale as 2026 Teacher of the Year
Yesterday, Matthew Neale, a high school teacher from Hidden Valley High School in Roanoke County Public Schools, was named the 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year.
Governor Shapiro highlights $30M investment in Philadelphia Navy Yard
Governor Josh Shapiro and Rick Siger, Secretary of the Department of Community and Economic Development, will meet with legislators and local leaders to discuss a $30 million investment in Philadelphia's Navy Yard Greenway District.
Funding cuts threaten rural school mental health programs
In Nebraska, Arizona, and Texas, school mental health programs face potential cuts due to Department of Education funding reductions.
Connecticut officials urge businesses to join annual school staff appreciation program
Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz and Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker are calling on Connecticut businesses to join the Fourth Annual School Staff Appreciation Digital Backpack Program.
Federal courts halt changes affecting education funding in Michigan
Two federal court rulings this week have been deemed significant victories for students and families in Michigan, according to State Superintendent Dr. Michael F. Rice.
Challenges mount for U.S. history teachers ahead of nation's 250th anniversary
American history teachers are encountering increasing challenges as they prepare for the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations in 2026.
AG Sunday joins Clearfield County in honoring LETI treatment program graduates
Attorney General Dave Sunday, alongside Clearfield County District Attorney Ryan Sayers and other local leaders, announced the graduation of eight individuals from the LETI program.