Navigating the educational landscape as a teacher of color comes with a unique set of challenges. This article delves into the nuanced experiences of a Black and Puerto Rican math teacher who grapples with the harsh realities of invisibility, identity, and the quest for recognition in a
In Oklahoma, a significant dispute has erupted between Attorney General Gentner Drummond and the Oklahoma State Board of Education over the dismissal of the Board’s attorney, Cara Nicklas. The conflict centers on legal interpretations concerning legislative oversight and the proper conduct of e
In a significant development for educational equity, City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) and National University (NU) have announced a partnership aimed at widening access and opportunities for students, especially for those who are active military or veterans. The announcement comes at a timely
Beginning in the 2024 school year, the Edison Township Public Schools have made significant strides in their mission to create a more connected and engaged community through the introduction of a redesigned website, a new mobile app, and an AI-powered chatbot. These technological advancements are
In a significant development, the Crestwood School Board has approved a new two-year labor agreement with the union representing 101 support staff employees. This agreement marks the culmination of negotiations, outlining critical terms that will likely influence the functioning and atmosphere
In recent years, ongoing debates have emerged regarding the most effective use of additional school funding. Should districts prioritize hiring more staff, or is increasing teachers’ salaries a better investment for improving student achievement? The decision is crucial, especially when schools e
