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In AZ and CO, a national teacher movement emerges
Teacher strikes in Arizona and Colorado are just the latest examples of a growing national movement to boost educator pay and school resources.
Articles by Todd Kominiak
3 questions about the use of cameras in classrooms
While proponents say cameras in classrooms can prevent incidences of school violence, district leaders should reach out to their communities before making decisions about classroom surveillance.
5 strategies for reversing declining enrollments
As K-12 public schools face declining enrollments, here are five steps worth taking to retain and attract students and families.
Another walkout, another chance to engage students on safety
School gun violence protests have become a trend. Here are three important questions every school leader should ask.
Arizona teachers join movement for increased benefits
As teachers protest for better school funding in three states, school leaders must make effort to listen to and understand faculty needs.
10-minute podcast: Is your school prepared for the worst?
In the first of a new podcast series on school safety, we talk with leading experts about effective school safety strategies.
The changing role of the school principal
As districts adapt to the changing nature of K-12 education, school leaders are forced to rethink their role in the transformation.
School safety: Schools prepare for threats and their potential aftermath
State and school leaders throughout the country are developing new school safety protocols and systems of support for potential victims.
Fifty years after his death, examining MLK’s legacy on education
As we reflect on the legacy of Dr. King, his words on education ring especially true today.
Teachers make their voices heard in KY. and OK. Is this the start of a national trend?
As teachers protest for better school funding in two state capitals, school leaders must make effort to listen to and understand faculty needs.