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School boards are feeling the strain of the pandemic and increased political polarization, with fewer incumbents returning as school begins this fall.
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School board members in New York are concerned that they might not be able to successfully fully or partially reopen schools without an infusion of cash…
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The New York State Education Department issued guidance this week on how schools can reopen, including a more than 100-page document with detailed…
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School district budget votes are seeing three to eight times the normal turnout this year as compared to years past. An executive order by Gov. Andrew…
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After two decades, the executive director of the State School Boards Association, Tim Kremer, has decided it’s time to retire. He shares his insights with…
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Some schools in New York state are struggling to find enough school psychologists, according to a report from the New York State School Boards…
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One of the biggest challenges that Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state lawmakers will face in 2018 is balancing the state’s budget, which already has a structural…
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As schools across New York welcome students back for another year, they continue to grapple with the ongoing teacher shortage. The inability to find…
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New York state’s education commissioner said Tuesday that new state-specific learning standards will offer several improvements over the controversial…
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School funding advocates are concerned that Gov. Andrew Cuomo is setting up for another political battle over school aid next year in a little-noticed…