The Learning First Alliance, a partnership of national education groups, is designating May 1 - June 16 Graduation and Grade Promotion Season to recognize students' educational achievements and highlight the impact of educational staff in helping them to succeed. #WeAre2023.
Competency-based education is increasingly being implemented at schools across the country. Learn more about how state policies impact its implementation.
NAESP recognizes 41 elementary and middle-level principals as 2022 NAESP National Distinguished Principals.
NSPRA recognizes Mitchell Roush, Director of Communications and Marketing at Grand Island (Neb.) Public Schools, in their 35 Under 35 program.
Pamella Johnson is the National Education Association's 2023 Education Support Professional of the Year.
April 3rd – 7th is Adolescent Immunization Action Week (#AIAW23), a call to action urging parents to get their adolescents up to date on their immunizations. One in five kids—adolescents and elementary-age—are thought to be behind on routine vaccination. Traditionally, kids get vaccines at wellness check-ups, public health clinics, or as part of their school or sports preparations, but the pandemic got in the way for many of us.
Read about the Our Children Can't Wait: Making Sense of the Big Ideas for Educators Webinar, co-hosted by the Learning First Alliance and UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools.
April 3rd – 7th is Adolescent Immunization Action Week (#AIAW23), a call to action urging parents to get their adolescents up to date on their immunizations. One in five kids—adolescents and elementary-age—are thought to be behind on routine vaccination. Traditionally, kids get vaccines at wellness check-ups, public health clinics, or as part of their school or sports preparations, but the pandemic got in the way for many of us.
Read more about Our Children Can't Wait: The Urgency of Reinventing Education Policy in America, edited by Joseph P. Bishop with a forward from Becky Pringle, NEA President.
The infusion of ESSER stimulus funds is the perfect time to ensure high-quality CTE programs have a central place in PreK–12 education. We need to ensure that we are providing students with career-specific learning opportunities that equip them with a robust set of skills to prepare them for their future.
