COVID-19 cases rising among US children as schools reopen
Children of all ages now make up 10% of all U.S cases, up from 2% in April, the American Academy of Pediatrics reported Tuesday. And the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention… Read More
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Idle school bus drivers in Ridley dispatched to deliver food to student families
Yellow as a No. 2 pencil, a school bus rolls up and down Eddystone’s working-class streets one gray morning. It’s an odd sight in the time of COVID-19. Many of… Read More
Unequal education: Pandemic widens race, class gaps in U.S. schools
Natalie Cruz, 12, missed math and language arts instruction one recent morning because the school’s virtual interface would not load. Carlos, her 8-year-old brother, sat beside her at the kitchen… Read More
6 Ways Central Office Can Help Principals Lead Through the COVID-19 Crisis
Leading schools during normal times often feels like a lonely job. Running schools during a pandemic can magnify that. But the central office, especially principal supervisors, are essential to helping… Read More
Special needs students return to school, face new challenges (podcast)
There are 21,000 students in Allegheny County with disabilities. During the pandemic, some of these students are learning in the classroom, others at home, and some go back and forth… Read More
Updated school psychology standards aim to curb shortages, create cohesive support systems
The National Association of School Psychologists considered feedback from the education community when making its latest revisions to professional standards, which went into effect July 1. As a result, the… Read More
Survey:Nearly Half of High School Principals…Helped Students Facing Homelessness During…Pandemic
More than 40 percent of high school principals in a new national survey have assisted students who had a death in their family after the pandemic hit in the spring,… Read More
In internet dead zones, rural schools struggle with distanced learning
This pandemic has shone a glaring light on a lot of inequalities. The federal government estimates that more than a third of rural America has little or no internet. In numerous… Read More
When there’s a COVID-19 vaccine, school employees could be among the first to get it
When a COVID-19 vaccine is finalized and approved, schools will serve a key role in administering it, and educators may be among those to receive the earliest available doses, a new… Read More
NAESP Virtual Town Hall- Confronting Racism: A Principal and School Counselor Collaborative Approach
A Virtual Town Hall, Confronting Racism: A Principal and School Counselor Collaborative Approach, presented by NAESP, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, & the American School Counselor Association, will… Read More