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After more than 40 years on the Cambridge Public School Committee, Fantini announced his retirement last month. Colleagues and community members say his successor has big shoes to fill.

The University of Louisiana Monroe hosted the second annual Educators Rising Campus Day on Thursday, April 6, 2023, in The Hangar on the second floor of the ULM SUB. Over 200 students, administrators, and personnel from eight school districts and 11 partner high schools learned more about being professional educators. Partner school districts in attendance included Caldwell, DeSoto, Franklin, Madison, Monroe City, Morehouse, Ouachita, and Richland.

The North Dakota IDEA Advisory Committee meeting will be held virtually and in person from 9:00 a.m. (Central Time) to 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday, December 13, 2022, in the 10th Floor Conference Room of the State Capitol. If you have questions, please contact Michelle Souther at 701-328-2277. Agenda items include (1) SPR/APR Data (2) ESSER Projects; (3) Educator Pathway; (4) EWIMS; (5) Graduation Improvement; (6) Indicator 17 SSIP; (7) Bylaw Discussion; (8) Public Comment. For further information; or ...

Faculty attended a Maine superintendents' conference in August where administrators expressed a desire for teachers to get more experience before student teaching.

Just over three years since the University of Louisiana Monroe launched the Educators Rising pilot program in two local high schools, more than 75 future educators and guests are expected on Thursday, March 17, for the first ULM Educators Rising Campus Day – and a new scholarship opportunity supported by Regions Bank is enabling more future educators to launch successful careers.

Special to USA Today Network The Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education elected its officers for 2021. Members re-elected President Sandy Holloway, District 3, elected Kira Orange Jones, District 2, as vice president and chose Ashley Ellis, District 5, as secretary-treasurer, marking the first time the state’s top education board has elected an all-women leadership in its 46-year history. “I am honored, once again, to serve as BESE president and I am grateful to my fellow ...