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Predicting Success: 3 Questions for Your School's Future
If America’s schools were being graded this year, they’d earn a C.That’s according to the recently released Quality Counts 2017 Report Card fro...
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Leading Conversations about Race and Intolerance in Schools
It’s 2017. Everybody and their mother is writing resolutions, and talking about fresh starts.A nice sentiment. Unfortunately for schools, chang...
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Saying Sorry More Often: Why Schools Should
What’s the value of an apology?A simple sorry can go a long way toward mending a broken relationship or relieving tension.But did you know ...
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Flashback 2016: Unveiling the TrustED 20 Initiative
This week, we’re looking back at the stories that resonated the most with you in 2016. This story was first published in November.There’s no sh...
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Flashback 2016: The Crucial Link Between School Climate and Quality
This week, we’re looking back at the stories that resonated the most with you in 2016. This story was first published in October.I’m a research...
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Parent Communication Perspective: A Vital Consideration for Schools
Every parent wants what’s best for their child.Research shows that students do better in school when parents are enthusiastically involved in t...
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Technology's Impact on Student Thinking
How did you spend your Black Friday? Watching football? Eating leftovers? Shopping?Whether in brick-and-mortar stores or online, millions of Am...
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Empowering Women Superintendents: Closing the Leadership Gap
Horace Mann, the father of American public schools, once called education the great equalizer.Perhaps nowhere has that power been more evident ...
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Battle student enrollment crisis: Addressing the challenge.
As schools report enrollment data this fall, it’s understandable why some school leaders might be a little nervous.Enrollments are down across ...
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Bullying Stats Every Educator Should Know: A #Infographic with 9 Key Stats
It should come as no surprise that bullying is a problem in schools.But recent data show that the extent to which bullying occurs comes as a su...