All Bureaus Chicago Colorado Detroit Indiana National New York Newark Tennessee For now Indiana December 7, 2018 Indianapolis Public Schools picks Aleesia Johnson as interim superintendent Johnson will be the first African-American woman to lead the district. Leadership Colorado December 7, 2018 New principal hired for Denver’s storied Manual High School Joe Glover will start his new job on Jan. 1. Colorado December 7, 2018 Rise & Shine: To combat ‘misinformation,’ a Weld County school district laid out accusations against teachers Rise & Shine is Chalkbeat’s morning digest of education news. Subscribe to have it delivered to your inbox. BABY STEPS Voters in Summit County recently… Chicago December 7, 2018 Acero teachers begin nation’s first charter union strike We’re Cassie Walker Burke, Adeshina Emmanuel and Yana Kunichoff, and we round up Chicago education news every week — just for you. Tennessee December 7, 2018 Rise & Shine: Week in education news highlighted by talk of possibly expanding Achievement School District TOY DRIVE For the last four years, members of a Collierville congregation have purchased toys to stock a toy shop at a Shelby County school. Colorado December 7, 2018 Building Resilient Classrooms: SEL Institute This two-day institute is designed to support educators in successfully implementing strategies and practices that help to develop the skills necessary to maintain and improve… Making history Chicago December 7, 2018 What to watch in Chicago as nation’s first charter strike stretches to day 4 About 500 teachers have been striking since Tuesday, forming picket lines outside of 15 Acero schools. Indiana December 7, 2018 Rise & Shine: Noblesville school shooting victim sues parents of shooter Rise & Shine is Chalkbeat’s morning digest of education news. Subscribe to have it delivered to your inbox. PRIORITIES: As educators and lawmakers call… New York December 7, 2018 Rise & Shine: Students with physical disabilities will get priority admissions to accessible schools BACK TO THE FUTURE Seventy-one schools in the city’s Renewal turnaround program will continue receiving additional social services and extra funding, even as the initiative is… Detroit December 7, 2018 Rise & Shine: The state of the schools is … tense PHOTO: Erin EinhornMore than 200 people attended Detroit’s second annual state of the schools address. Rise & Shine is Chalkbeat’s morning digest of… State of schools Detroit December 6, 2018 Equitable school funding prompts a tense moment during Detroit’s second State of the Schools event School funding was a hot topic at a forum, attended by nearly 250 people in Detroit, that was designed to help them understand the state of schools in the city. Chicago Updated December 7, 2018 From missed meetings to children home alone, Chicago families feel the strain of ongoing Acero charter strike It took Alma Adan several weeks to schedule a meeting with school counselors to go over her kindergarten son’s special education needs. But… back to the future New York December 6, 2018 NYC will keep key aspects of Renewal schools ‘indefinitely,’ even as the turnaround program nears likely end While the city appears poised to wind down the Renewal program, the backbone of that strategy will remain in place. Super Search Colorado December 6, 2018 Critics see Susana Cordova’s husband’s job as a conflict of interest. Here’s what you need to know. Cordova has spent her entire career in district-run schools, but some have raised concerns about her family connection to charter schools. Detroit December 6, 2018 Live: The state of Detroit schools, according to the people leading them ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 … 2,050 2,051 ›
