Education
The school district using easy levers to encourage students to sleep more
Even though high schoolers need at least 8 hours of sleep per night, over three in four high schoolers are classified as having insufficient sleep schedules. Unsurprisingly, students who sleep less than they should tend to struggle with attention and…
A growing divide in how teachers view student learning
National Teacher Appreciation Week is a time to recognize the commitment and impact of educators…
Policies for Teacher Appreciation Week
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! This week, parents and students are hopefully flooding teachers’…
Celebrating excellent educators across all learning…
National Teacher Appreciation Week kicked off yesterday, with today recognized as National Teacher…
Investing in the Next Generation of Mississippi Leaders
In April, we had the opportunity to welcome students from Pearl River County High School’s Student…
Proposed Accountability Rule for United States Colleges and Universities
Earlier this month, the United States Department of Education proposed a regulatory framework to hold postsecondary educational institutions accountable for their students’ labor market and earnings outcomes. Under the proposed rule, students risk…
Unfair policies shut kids out of extracurriculars
Illinois law is inclusive, but some districts aren’t. Find out where yours lands. More…
Five reasons school districts shouldn’t lock students…
More than 160 districts in Illinois bar participation by those who aren’t full-time students…
From Classroom to Culture: Teaching the Ideas That Make…
While others debate these ideas from a distance, we’re in the room teaching them. This semester,…
The Wide Difference in Spending Per Student in…
In a previous post, I highlighted Missouri’s school districts and charter schools with the highest…
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