The U.S. Department of Education's office for civil rights and the Oakland unified school district have reached an agreement in which Oakland will take a number of steps to address the issue. Read Full Post >
Citing a growing body of research and data that shows the disproportionate use of out-of-school suspension, in which black and Latino students and students with disabilities are more likely to be suspended and likely to be punished more harshly than other students, the groups say students who need to spend the most time in class are losing it at an alarming rate. Read Full Post >
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 >
A study shows that delegating non-educational tasks to an administration manager allows principals to spend far more time on leadership activities. Read Full Post >
A Missouri middle school has been transformed in part, the principal says, because the school changed the way the students feel about themselves and how they treat each other. Read Full Post >
The suspension of a 6-year-old raises questions about a Delaware school district's zero-tolerance weapons policy. Read Full Post >
Tenn. Teacher retires after slapping incident Read Full Post >
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