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One of Illinois' largest school districts changed its code of conduct to decrease exclusionary discipline. Has it worked? - Vimarsana News

One of Illinois' largest school districts changed its code of conduct to decrease exclusionary discipline. Has it worked?

The state’s 3rd-largest district knew it was suspending way too many students. Has a new code of conduct made a difference?

Report: Ed Tech Aids Learning and Eases Student and Staffing Issues -- THE Journal - Vimarsana News

Report: Ed Tech Aids Learning and Eases Student and Staffing Issues -- THE Journal

The adoption of technology could facilitate student learning and social interaction. It could also ease the burdens on educators from staff shortages, according to a new report.

Bills in Nevada Assembly Education Committee seek to address student behavior - Vimarsana News

Bills in Nevada Assembly Education Committee seek to address student behavior

At a Nevada Assembly Education Committee meeting in March 2023, lawmakers heard two bills that would give districts more latitude in addressing student behavior.

Source: kunr.org
WCSD trustees, public commenters discuss student behavior - Vimarsana News

WCSD trustees, public commenters discuss student behavior

During Tuesday’s WCSD board meeting, members of the public sharply criticized the district’s handling of student behavior.

Source: kunr.org
As schools try to curb staff injuries caused by kids, union says teachers too busy to report all cases - Vimarsana News

As schools try to curb staff injuries caused by kids, union says teachers too busy to report all cases

The head of Fargo's education union says busy teachers don't always have time to report incidents, adding that a shortage of paraprofessionals is a big part of the picture.