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March 24
Education policy
Governors Boost Special Education Funding and Support
Governors in Kansas, New York, and New Mexico are taking steps to enhance special education, including proposed funding and establishment of a permanent Office of Special Education.
Education policy
Trump’s Budget Proposal Shifts Education Focus to States and School Choice
President Trump's budget proposal prioritizes students and parents, aiming to enhance student outcomes through effective programs and increased state flexibility.
Education policy
California Schools Face Budget Crisis Amid Rising Special Education Needs
California schools are facing a budget crisis as special education needs rise, despite declining enrollment.
Education policy
Federal Judge Blocks New Admissions Data Requirement
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the administration's new admissions data requirement, extending the deadline to March 25 in a suit by 17 states.
Education policy
Federal Judge Blocks New Admissions Data Requirement
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the administration's new admissions data requirement, extending the deadline to March 25 in a suit by 17 states.
Innovation
Revolutionizing Education: Polk County Schools Pilot Microschool Model
Polk County Public Schools is revolutionizing education with the introduction of the WonderHere microschool model, focusing on project-based unit studies, narrative assessments, and outdoor learning.
Education policy
Colorado Lawmakers Advance Bill to Reduce Standardized Testing Time
A bipartisan group of Colorado lawmakers has introduced a bill to reduce standardized testing time for students in grades 3-8.
Innovation
New Zealand’s Kura Toa Charter School Revolutionizes Education with Māori-Led Approach
The Kura Toa Charter School is revolutionizing education in New Zealand with its Māori-led approach, focusing on student wellbeing and cultural identity.
Education policy
Indiana Schools to Receive Letter Grades Under New Accountability Model
Indiana's new student-centered accountability model is set to revolutionize how schools are evaluated, focusing on individual student strengths and progress.
AI in education
Prince William County Teacher Employs AI for Instant Feedback on Student Writing
A Prince William County teacher is using AI to provide instant feedback on student writing, enhancing engagement and confidence.
