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Veritas Prep Charter School provides students with companion courses to help them navigate college expectations like time management and self-advocacy. #curriculum buff.ly/3UhnYss

Propelled by impressive academic recovery metrics, Superintendent Tony Watlington has curriculum rollouts, facilities improvements and more on the agenda. #lessonsinleadership #suptchat buff.ly/4dY9SDi

An OCR investigation found concerns about St. Johns County School District’s “very high” rate of restraint for students with disabilities. #k12 buff.ly/4eRx6MB

Schools can look to tribal organizations and nonprofits representing Indigenous people for resources to improve curricula. #edchat #curriculum buff.ly/4dRNz2g

Superintendents say hate mail, threats, public information demands and other activities related to culturally divisive conflicts are creating financial and emotional burdens for schools. #SchoolCultureWars #Superintendents buff.ly/3YAeBqA

Fewer kindergartners are vaccinated than pre-pandemic, “setting the stage for accumulation of clusters of undervaccinated children, which can lead to outbreaks.” #vaccines #k12 buff.ly/40gsH1n

A study on Delaware schools published by AERA found no adverse academic impacts for non-English learners with the arrival of new ELs. #englishlearners #edchat buff.ly/3Yl1Puu

Headcounts declined among students attending college directly after high school, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center found. #collegeenrollment buff.ly/4dTWLmB

Ransomware is taking a financial, logistical and emotional toll on K-12 schools. In this 5-day series, we share stories from victims and how the education field and partners are working to combat these crimes. #EducationExtortion #Ransomware buff.ly/3A4jdMg

A GAO report says districts prioritized spending of COVID-19 emergency funds based on community input, financial need, state policies and other influences. #ESSER #EdChat buff.ly/4hnU8ML

Tracking the weather and tapping into a child’s natural curiosity are ways to build young learners’ understanding of data, math instruction experts say. #curriculum #dataliteracy buff.ly/3YrwiqQ

An Albuquerque Public Schools official shares lessons learned from a 2022 ransomware attack on the district — and how the district continues to work with partners to protect its cyber infrastructure. #ransomware #educationextortion buff.ly/3YItver

In addition to voting for president next week, voters in some areas will decide on issues such as school choice and education finance. #k12 #election2024 buff.ly/40rG7rt

Analysts expect Kamala Harris to largely continue the current approach to AI oversight, while Donald Trump’s promise to repeal a Biden executive order signals a major shift. #AI buff.ly/3UuVJXl

A new requirement to report cyber incidents in schools is expected to go into effect sometime in 2026. Here's how K-12 can prepare. #Ransomware #EducationExtortion buff.ly/48wEvPb

Principal Calvin Hooks credits dedication to diversity, equity and inclusion and school connectedness for increased student academic performance and attendance at DCPS' Hyde-Addison Elementary School. #Principals #SchoolLeadership DC Public Schools buff.ly/4fH4Dd7

The 2004 reauthorization of IDEA -- the federal special education law -- turns 20 today. We take a look back to see how updated law changed special education services — and a look ahead at ways some hope IDEA could be improved. #SpecialEducation buff.ly/3VgtxI3

The U.S. Education Department has not rejected any state’s application in full to extend spending for K-12 under the various COVID emergency funding programs. Check out our updated table on which states have extensions. #SchoolFunding #COVID19 buff.ly/4gwhqPm

School shootings in 2024 dipped slightly from the year before, but the 330 school shootings recorded last year still mark the second-highest number since 1966. #SchoolSafety buff.ly/4fN9Xe1

US Ed Sec Cardona's advice to successor: "Be on the ground, visit the schools, listen to the students, parents and educators. I think the closer you are to the work, the more likely the decisions you make in D.C. are going to be the right ones." #EdPolicy buff.ly/429vQRJ