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For the first time, school board candidates could list their political affiliation on the ballot. See what they picked. Fourteen candidates are running for five seats on the IPS school board as the district faces major changes. https://t.co/xgxIK9xWdx
Allegations that Chancellor Kamar Samuels violated a key contracting rule have sparked a larger debate about a system most agree is broken. https://t.co/J4pbSjLPfZ
In 2023, Texas-appointed leaders overhauled Houston curriculum and teacher pay systems. Will the same changes happen in Memphis schools? https://t.co/0clQseFW3o
New York’s celebration of the Knicks’ historic NBA championship win is causing outrage among some parents and students because it falls during the school day and Regents exams. https://t.co/DRrBdn3QFJ
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Marrero has led Denver Public Schools since 2021. The Miami Herald reported Thursday that he is one of 21 candidates for the top job in Miami-Dade County Public Schools. https://t.co/mpEebyhwM5
The new Memphis oversight board’s work officially begins on July 1, when it will begin wielding sweeping authority over the local school district and elected school board. https://t.co/YbuIZiklHO
Nearly 100 Philly-area students participated in the Philadelphia City Government Youth Summit. The program is a full-day “civic immersion experience” hosted by the Greater Philadelphia YMCA in partnership with the mayor’s office and the City Council. https://t.co/0769ALFBHc
As the state moves away from Regents exams, officials are promoting a competency-based system. Advocates and Board of Regents members say many questions remain unanswered. https://t.co/myrQxx9zSP
Decatur Township schools changed their start and end times to benefit students. But the impact of recent funding changes, and the potential tax measure on the ballot this November can’t be ignored. https://t.co/PS701q2KJI
One of Colorado’s newest facility schools is facing scrutiny and a potential loss of state funding after complaints about how it restrains students. https://t.co/tjBEEimuRy
Tensions between Philadelphia charter schools and the district are escalating. That’s created frustration, left families in limbo, and sucked up money and resources for schools. https://t.co/6pRcWdZlsE
The potential for AI to boost student learning depends on a lot more than building quality products, a Stanford researcher said. https://t.co/RWyfNMOTcb
Many Democratic governors have been waiting to see the rules before opting into a major federal school choice expansion. Will they like what they see? https://t.co/DEvE7xtrZo
NYC is updating its attendance rules for the first time in nearly a decade. Under the proposal, every school must have a staffer supporting students dealing with school refusal. https://t.co/YNDZgRG8Ik
The Indianapolis Public Schools board is filling a vacancy due to Allissa Impink’s resignation. The new board member will start next week. https://t.co/l24ytdzy4d
After an increase in immigration enforcement and cuts to critical federal education services under the Trump administration, the Chicago representative says his legislation is a necessity to pass. https://t.co/B32xSY08C4