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The latest order means states suing the U.S. Department of Education over its Title IX rule protecting LGBTQ+ students have shown “a substantial likelihood” they will successfully argue the case. The appellate courts have dealt multiple blows to the Biden administration’s Title IX rule since it was released in April. #TitleIX #k12
11th Circuit deals another blow to Education Department’s Title IX rule
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ICYMI: K-12 Dive examined some of the top opportunities and concerns facing educators in a recent series of Back to School features. Educators are navigating legal hurdles, cell phone policies, artificial intelligence use and more as students head back to classrooms. What issues are top of mind for you ahead of the 2024-25 school year? #backtoschool #edchat
New school year, new challenges and opportunities
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States and districts with COVID relief spending extensions have an extra 14 months to liquidate funds. The spending extensions approved up until this point represent just a fraction — $1.7 billion — of the nearly $200 billion provided from Congress to states and local school districts to help with pandemic recovery efforts. #ESSER #SchoolFinance
Education Department approves all requests to extend ESSER spending deadlines
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If the “dramatic progress” announced Monday continues, Houston Independent School District could exit state takeover sooner than expected. The number of failing schools is down by nearly two-thirds in 2024 year over year, according to school-level accountability ratings released by the district. #k12 #houstonisd
Houston ISD decreases F-rated schools by 66% under state leadership
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Justices on Friday rebuffed the Biden administration’s emergency request to allow noncontroversial parts of Title IX regulations to move forward in some states with injunctions. That means the entire rule will be on pause in 10 states with a temporary injunction while lawsuits challenging the regulations work their way through the courts. The U.S. Department of Education said it disagreed with the ruling and stands by its final Title IX rule. The department plans to “continue to defend those rules” in litigation pending in lower courts, an agency spokesperson said. #titleIX #k12 #edchat
Supreme Court blocks partial enforcement of final Title IX rule
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Wrap up the end of your work day by taking our weekly five-question K-12 news quiz. From upcoming education-related Supreme Court hearings to a mismatch on grades versus assessments, what did you learn from our recent stories? Share your takeaways from this week's news and (maybe even your score) in the comments. ⬇ #K12DivePopQuiz #SCOTUS #Curriculum
Test yourself on this week’s K-12 news
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Principals report developmental challenges for younger students post-pandemic. Educators remain particularly concerned about the academic, socioemotional and behavioral performance of “pandemic babies,” or the cohort of children that should have received early childhood schooling during shutdowns — but likely missed out on the opportunity. The first group of pandemic babies, those who just completed 4th grade, were tested on the 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress this past year. Those results are expected to be released in winter 2025, according to the NCES website. How do you think pandemic babies are faring in schools? #edchat #pandemicbabies #naep
Educators concerned about how ‘pandemic babies’ are faring in school
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"If we know what works and we're doing it for some kids some days in some places, why not everywhere for every student every day," said Cindy Marten, deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Education, at the 2024 OSEP Conference this week in Virginia. #SpecialEducation #StudentsWithDisabilities
Moving from ‘pockets of excellence’ to ‘systems of excellence’ for students with disabilities
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Adding and subtracting fractions and decimals can be challenging for students. But an approach called Fraction Ball, being used in some southern California schools, uses movement-based activities to help students make meaningful connections between math lessons in the classroom and in the schoolyard through play. It also aims to strengthen students’ use of their executive functioning skills in math problem-solving. #MathInstruction Advanced Education Research and Development Fund (AERDF)
Swish: Teaching fractions on the basketball court
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