The districts reported no allegations of sexual harassment, no disciplinary actions as a result of bullying or harassment on the basis of sex, or no students who reported being bullied or harassed on the basis of sex, the American Association of University Women has found. Read Full Post >
The measures follow the deaths of two children who had allergic reactions at school but were not injected with the pens, which can treat the signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction. Read Full Post >
Test tampering in Atlanta, Arlene Ackerman's departure from Philadelphia: both were among the most-read blog posts in District Dossier in 2011. Read Full Post >
Chicago is investing $20 million in the effort to improve the schools, which enroll about 5,800 students. Read Full Post >
For the first time in perhaps decades, Chicago public school students are eating roasted chicken cooked from scratch at school. But the chicken on lunch trays today is special for reasons beyond the fact that its not in the form of nuggets or patties: It was raised without the use of antibiotics. Read Full Post >
The district's teacher union sees the proposal to extend the school day as a way to get teachers to work longer without extra pay. Read Full Post >
The additional instructional time is proposed to begin in the 2012-13 school year. Read Full Post >
Los Angeles and Chicago are two districts where superintendents will be evaluated on whether students achieve certain academic measures. Read Full Post >
Jean-Claude Brizard, a former administrator in New York City, will be leading the country's third-largest district. Read Full Post >
The former White House Chief of Staff, currently leading in the polls, is also in favor of expanding afterschool programs. Read Full Post >
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