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How Did Grand Forks Schools Slash Teacher Turnover Rates?
Education Management How Did Grand Forks Schools Slash Teacher Turnover Rates?

In a time when many school districts across the nation grapple with persistent teacher shortages and high turnover, one district in North Dakota stands out for its remarkable turnaround, showing what strategic planning can achieve. Grand Forks Public School District (GFPS) has managed to bring its

How Can Colleges Use AI Responsibly in Operations?
Education Management How Can Colleges Use AI Responsibly in Operations?

I'm thrilled to sit down with Camille Faivre, a renowned education expert with a deep focus on education management. In the ever-evolving, post-pandemic landscape of higher education, Camille has been at the forefront, guiding institutions in crafting and rolling out open and e-learning programs.

Are School Staff Retention Gains Enough to Offset Pay Woes?
Education Management Are School Staff Retention Gains Enough to Offset Pay Woes?

The education sector stands at a critical juncture, grappling with a blend of encouraging progress and deep-rooted challenges that threaten to destabilize recent gains, as revealed by a sweeping survey conducted by Edurio involving over 85,000 school workers across more than 1,600 schools during

Mental Health Screening Challenges in U.S. Public Schools
Education Management Mental Health Screening Challenges in U.S. Public Schools

In a typical American public school, a student sits quietly in class, masking anxiety that gnaws at their focus, while teachers, overwhelmed with academic demands, might miss the subtle signs of distress. Meanwhile, a staggering reality looms: despite a national emergency on youth mental health

Court Upholds Kent State’s Ruling on Professor’s Conduct
Education Management Court Upholds Kent State’s Ruling on Professor’s Conduct

In a significant legal decision that has captured attention within academic and legal circles, a federal appeals court has affirmed a ruling concerning a professor at Kent State University, highlighting the intersection of professional conduct and discrimination claims. The case revolves around a

Can the US Overcome a 5.3M Worker Shortfall by 2032?
Education Management Can the US Overcome a 5.3M Worker Shortfall by 2032?

Imagine a future where hospitals struggle to find enough nurses to care for patients, schools lack teachers to educate the next generation, and critical infrastructure projects grind to a halt due to a shortage of engineers. This alarming scenario is not a distant possibility but a looming reality,

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