Private schools across New York and neighboring states like New Jersey and Connecticut are adapting quickly to address widening skills gaps among...
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How Can Schools Protect Students from Deepfakes in 2025?
A recent RAND American School Leader Panel survey (October 2024) found that 13% of K-12 principals reported incidents of bullying involving...
How Do You Get FERPA Compliant?
Schools today handle more data than ever before, from traditional report cards to cloud-based learning systems, making it critical to understand how...
What Effect Do Smartphones Have on Younger Generations?
Whether the occasion involves sitting down at a restaurant for dinner or walking through a mall to get some shopping done, these events generally...
Does A College Degree Have Value In 2024?
For generations, students have been told that a bachelor’s degree will open doors for them in the future and that the benefits of a degree outweigh...
What Are the Changes to Title IX That Educators Should Be Aware Of?
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex within any educational program or activity that receives...
Why has the Pandemic Resulted in a Permanent Change in Student Education?
Covid-19 was not just a public health crisis that plagued the world, it also managed to creep its way into American schools and caused students...
How Are Schools Exploring Alternatives to Suspension?
In the past, students who demonstrated behavioral issues in school would commonly have to face some sort of discipline, usually suspension. However,...
What Advantages Come with Student “Looping”?
Student “Looping” Student looping is an education practice where a class of students advance to the next grade level with the same teacher they had...
What Obligations do Private Schools Have Towards Special Need Students?
Schools are the bridge between a child’s future success and their educational needs. Under certain federal laws, schools have the obligation to...
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