National Network Makes Recommendations to Help Newcomer Students as Need for Multilingual Staff Grows

On February, 28, 2024 A coalition of educators, researchers, and advocates launched the National Newcomer Network Policy Platform to encourage support for newly arrived students to the U.S. and to make recommendations for their civil rights protections and services. The recommendations call for federal legislation and dedicated state funding to…

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Despite the Numbers, Difficulty Filling Sp Ed Jobs Persists During SY2023-24

Filling special education staffing positions continues to be very difficult task, including teaching and nonteaching (classroom aide) jobs. Although numbers nationwide show a smaller percentage of U.S. public schools reported feeling understaffed compared to the start of last school year, 45% versus 53%. In a ddition to the needs in…

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School Nurses: An Important Link Between Student Health and Academics

According to the Paramount Health Data Project, as schools address lost instructional time during a global health crisis, educators should consider analyzing school medical data along with academic metrics to better target resources and intervene earlier when a student struggles with learning. By correlating information about student visits to the…

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