Unionized ASL interpreters say Clovis Unified outsourced positions remotely with higher pay
The Association of Clovis Educators representing district-employed interpreters is negotiating its first contract.
Education Week2d
Schools Need to Teach the ‘New Basics’ to Prepare Kids for Careers, Leaders Say
A school superintendents group's "Public Education Promise" focuses on preparing students for a changing workforce.
Chalkbeat on MSN16d
As Latin fades in Colorado’s big public high schools, educators want to disrupt the status quo
Some Colorado educators worry students will lose out on valuable language and history lessons as Latin classes dwindle in ...
Anchorage School Board makes broad cuts to staff, programs and sports in next year's budget
The School Board on Tuesday approved a budget for the coming school year that makes broad cuts to staff, programs and sports, while promising to restore them if the Alaska Legislature significantly ...
Ross-shire Journal14d
Scottish Government and council provision of additional support for learning (ASL) must be ‘fundamentally evaluated’, says watchdog
The provision of additional support for learning (ASL) in Highland schools must be “fundamentally rethought”, a Scotland-wide ...
The State Journal-Register2d
Student interest 'very strong' as District 186 adds American Sign Language
The addition of American Sign Language by School District 186 comes as the state mandates students take two years of a world language.
The Texas Tribune8d
Texas may change how schools select library books. Critics say it could lead to more bans.
It would give school boards, rather than librarians, the final say over new books. A bill authored by state Sen. Angela Paxton, R-McKinney, would create advisory groups largely made up of parents ...
KSAT8d
Texas may change how schools select library books. Critics say it could lead to more bans.
Angela Paxton, R-McKinney, would create advisory groups largely made up of parents to recommend books for school libraries and give final say on which to procure to school boards, not librarians.
Odessa American8d
Texas may change how schools select library books. Critics say it could lead to more bans
SB 13 would require that school boards, rather than librarians, have the final say over which new books or materials can be put in school libraries. The bill would also create a way for parents to ...