In a recent Frontline Education survey, Special Education educators shared their top three challenges: Mental health and behavioral challenges related to students; Staff morale and mental health; and academic or [...]
Summer learning will be a bridge to fall success for Lubbock ISD students. A few days prior to the announcement that ESSER 3 funds would be released to school districts, [...]
Waco ISD has been “hyper-focused on instruction,” in the 18 months she has led the district, says Superintendent Susan Kincannon. Dr. Kincannon is gathering community input on accelerating their existing [...]
In Texas and nationally, students are beginning to rebound academically, according to Renaissance Learning’s recently released winter report, How Kids are Performing. Though Texas students started the school year with [...]
Data is a critical component to assessing the impact of the pandemic on student outcomes and taking the appropriate steps to address learning loss, particularly for students with special needs. [...]
Tyler ISD is partnering with local organizations and non-profits to offer families a combination of academic and enrichment experiences this summer. A “Magic Literacy Bus” will make literacy accessible to [...]
Each year, Renaissance publishes a report, What Kids are Reading, with data about students’ interactions with print and digital texts. The report examines HOW MUCH students are reading and WHAT [...]
At their annual conference March 30, held virtually, district superintendents shared their plans to address unfinished learning this summer and next fall. Several themes emerged: Literacy is the focus. Aledo [...]