The potential dismantling of an educational pathway has ignited a significant community response in Rockville, Maryland, where the International Baccalaureate (IB) program offered through College Gardens Elementary School (ES), Julius West Middle School (MS), and Richard Montgomery High School (HS)
Edtech leaders across the United States are navigating an evolving landscape in K-12 education, addressing challenges in digital infrastructure, student data privacy, AI, and cybersecurity. The annual State of Edtech District Leadership report by CoSN reveals the complex transformations in these
In the vibrant civic landscape of Lane County, the upcoming school board elections serve as a significant focal point, drawing attention from communities committed to shaping educational policy. These elections present a platform where the intricate dynamics of democracy and education intersect,
Amid rapidly evolving economic landscapes, the U.S. education system faces growing demands to provide students with meaningful pathways bridging school and career. As career and college pathways gain recognition as crucial components for individual accomplishment and economic vitality, these
In Ohio, a legislative proposal known as Bill S.B. 109 seeks to provide all K-12 students in public and chartered nonpublic schools with free meals, encompassing both breakfast and lunch. This bill is currently under consideration within the Ohio Senate's Finance Committee as part of broader
Indiana's recent policy decision to expand the Choice Scholarship Program marks a significant shift in the state's approach to education by removing income eligibility requirements. This expansion opens private school vouchers to all families, aiming to provide broader school choice options and
