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Michigan’s gubernatorial candidates — Democrat Jocelyn Benson and Republican John James — have opposing views on whether the state should opt into the federal tax credit program.
Superintendent Alex Marrero said he anticipates having to activate a clause that allows him to override a four-year moratorium on school closures.
A Denver school board policy requires the district to analyze and adjust school boundaries every five years. But the superintendent says he’s not recommending any changes.
In letters to Dominguez and the former CPS student who had accused him of acting inappropriately toward her, the district’s Office of Student Protections said the CPS watchdog made no “actionable findings of sexual misconduct.”
Five seats on the Indianapolis Public Schools board are on the ballot in the November election. Join Chalkbeat and WFYI for a candidate forum at 6 p.m. Oct. 19 at the Indianapolis Central Library.
Teacher turnover is surging in MSCS as educators face poor facilities and resource shortages, a Chalkbeat analysis found. Lower-performing Memphis schools are bearing the brunt.
Chair Billy Orgel said in a new court filing that the board is “ready, willing, and able” to begin overseeing Memphis-Shelby County Schools after approving key policies last week.
Four years ago, Pennsylvania passed a law to help formerly incarcerated young people graduate. Join Chalkbeat for a discussion on how it played out.
Groups representing Illinois public schools, private schools, teachers, and parents all want to influence the governor’s decision about the program backed by the Trump administration.
There are 31 people running for the DPSCD board in the Nov. 3 general election for four seats with four-year terms and another three candidates are vying for a partial two-year term.
The committees will be set up for the nine schools closing this academic year, schools...
Chalkbeat and The City Reporter walked through how to use sometimes clunky NYC databases to vet public schools. Watch the event recording.
Britney Thornton left the county commission to join Memphis Lift. She says the status quo must change, and said the MSCS school board suffers from a lack of professionalism.
The end of Alma’s work no the search is the latest twist in a search...
Mikie Sherrill and others are confronting a tough question: What should it cost to educate a student? Changes to special education aid and property taxes could be on the table.
