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Training and Rapid Response Tools Essential for School Safety

July 19, 2024

by Emma Wordsmith

In November 2021, there was a tragic incident of a mass shooting at Oxford High …

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Mississippi Delta STEM Teachers to Benefit from Federal Grant for Professional Development

July 19, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

Delta State University has introduced a fresh initiative aimed at supporting STE …

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School leaders serve as advocates for special education

July 19, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

In Nashville, during a session at the National School Leadership Conference on T …

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New academic concentrations and specialized pathways to success introduced by College of Arts and Sciences

July 19, 2024

by Emma Wordsmith

STARKVILLE, Miss.—The College of Arts and Sciences at Mississippi State Universi …

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Tennessee Governor Takes Significant Voucher Stance with Primary Backing. Can it Succeed?

July 19, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

(Original content from Chalkbeat. Subscribe to their newsletters at ckbe.at/news …

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Indiana’s ILEARN Test Scores Reveal Unchanged Student Progress in 2024

July 19, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

New results from the latest state standardized tests reveal little improvement i …

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NYC Schools to Implement Cellphone Ban in February, According to Principals

July 19, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

Several school leaders in the nation’s largest school system, New York Cit …

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Tips for Creating a Solid Leadership Team in a School

July 18, 2024

by Emma Wordsmith

1. Establishing a Robust Leadership Ensemble Establishing a strong leadership te …

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Unlikely Ed Allies Team Up to Reduce Chronic Absenteeism by 50% by 2029

July 18, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

In an unprecedented move, three prominent education advocacy and research organi …

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