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February 23
Colorado Lawmakers Push for Statewide Biliteracy Recognition Education policy Colorado Lawmakers Push for Statewide Biliteracy Recognition Colorado is advancing biliteracy recognition with a new bill that could change how schools acknowledge students' language skills. Florida School District Faces $15 Million Budget Gap Due to Voucher Program Education policy Florida School District Faces $15 Million Budget Gap Due to Voucher Program A Florida school district is facing a significant budget shortfall due to the state's universal voucher program. Maine Aims to Expand Free Meals to All Public Pre-K Students Education policy Maine Aims to Expand Free Meals to All Public Pre-K Students Maine is moving to provide free meals to all its public pre-K students, a move that could have significant benefits for their development and education. Massachusetts Invests $550 Million in K-12 Education Through Surtax Education policy Massachusetts Invests $550 Million in K-12 Education Through Surtax Massachusetts is investing $550 million in K-12 education, signaling a significant commitment to improving educational outcomes. Kentucky Senate Panel Advances Accountability Bills for Schools Education policy Kentucky Senate Panel Advances Accountability Bills for Schools Kentucky lawmakers advance legislation to promote accountability in schools, ensuring fair pay and effective leadership. Texas Appoints First Inspector General to Investigate Educator Misconduct Education policy Texas Appoints First Inspector General to Investigate Educator Misconduct Texas has appointed its first Inspector General of Educator Misconduct, Levi Fuller, to investigate allegations of educator abuse, fraud, and professional standard violations. Oklahoma Proposes New Social Studies Standards, Excluding Bible Tales and Election Denial Narratives Education policy Oklahoma Proposes New Social Studies Standards, Excluding Bible Tales and Election Denial Narratives Oklahoma has proposed new social studies standards that exclude Bible tales and election denial narratives, aiming to provide a more neutral and historically accurate curriculum.