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Minnesota’s New Education Budget: Using Increased Funding to Close Achievement Gaps

It took a special session, but in the last week of May,

Sarah Cornelius

[Weekly EdNews Round Up] Should the Education Secretary Be a Teacher?

Since her appointment as Secretary of Education by Donald Trump, Betsy DeVos has received much criticism for many of her decisions in office. Now, Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren is saying the role of Education secretary should be held by an educator. Read more about this story, and more, in this week’s EdNews Round Up.

McKenna Wierman

[Administrator Tips] 4 Steps to Planning for Next School Year

What can be done now to make next year EVEN better than the last? To tackle this question, I pulled from my own experiences as a principal as well as drew from conversations with other administrators. The responses were pretty consistent and tended to focus on four key areas: data, scheduling, budgeting, and staffing.

Joseph Durand

[Weekly EdNews Round Up] What Educators Need to Know About the Latest School Shooting

Our most heartfelt condolences go out to the STEM School Highlands Ranch students, families, and community members. Read more about the story in Highlands Ranch, and other stories in this week’s EdNews Round Up.

McKenna Wierman

[Weekly EdNews Round Up] Will Educators Get the Student Loan Forgiveness They Deserve?

Tens of thousands of applicants have been denied qualification for the $700 million federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, intended by lawmakers to help with the nation’s student debt crisis. For many teachers, loan forgiveness is essential to escaping the burden of student loans, yet applications are denied every day. Read all about this story and more in this week’s EdNews Round Up!

McKenna Wierman

[Weekly EdNews Round Up] 20 Years After Columbine, Principals Form Network of Support

Two decades after the national tragedy that occurred at Columbine, 17 principals who experienced school gun violence first hand have banded together to form a network of support. Read all about this story, how the national school nurse shortage could lead to school grants, the latest on the College Admissions Scandal, and more in this week’s EdNews Round Up.

McKenna Wierman

[Administrator Tips] 3 Things to Keep in Mind When Budgeting for Next Year

It’s important to remember that a proper budget sets the foundation for everything you and your staff do over the course of the new school year. Here are three things to keep in mind when working on next year’s budget.

Brita Hammer

[Weekly EdNews Round Up] Trump Signs Executive Order Tying Research Funds to Campus Free Speech

In what is being contended as a symbolic gesture, President Trump signed an executive order this week tying research fund to campus free speech. Critics are noting public colleges are already required to uphold the First Amendment. In other news, drones find their way into K-12 classrooms, more states are requiring recess, and more in this week’s EdNews Round Up!

McKenna Wierman

5 Grants CTE Educators Should Apply For

Here, we’ve compiled a wide-ranging list of some of the best CTE grants in honor of CTE Month in February. Here's our list of favorites you should be applying for!

Brita Hammer

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