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School districts across the state must gradually increase their starting salaries to $50,000 by 2029.
Less than a third of districts offer a starting salary above $50,000. Teachers and districts say the raise is a necessary step to make teaching sustainable and keep schools staffed.
The Socialism 2026 Conference in Chicago, Illinois, kicks off on Friday as leftists attempt to move the nation toward communism.
. Florida charter schools are setting enrollment records even as district schools are registering decreases. [ MARLENE SOKOL | Tampa Bay Times ]Jeffrey S. Solochek is an education reporter covering K-12 education policy and schools. Reach him at jsolochek@tampabay.com.
The New York City Council will spend $1 million to fund free trips for NYC public school groups to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum at Ground Zero in lower Manhattan, City Council Speaker Julie Menin announced Thursday.
The two entities, David L. Cohen said, are close to agreeing to terms on governance and finances for the continued operation and growth of the academy in Philadelphia, without jeopardizing Drexel.
Following the deaths of 2 students in school bus-related accidents last year, safety has joined perennial driver shortages and rising diesel costs as a top priority for districts.
As it begins to look for Keene State College’s next president, the University System of New Hampshire has put together its search committee, the panel’s chairman said Friday.
Over four school years during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 16,600 students — or 30% of all 54,600 students who were suspended or briefly removed from class — were disciplined multiple times, according to the audit by New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
The school has more than 900 empty beds across its dorm buildings this fall. That comes after campus housing was booked up with a waitlist last fall and the year prior.
A state investigation found Boston Public Schools improperly spent more than $857,000 in public funds, violating Massachusetts law.
A University of Omaha-Nebraska student finds a unique way to reach the Spanish-speaking community about mental health.