Nev. Supreme Court hears voucher cases By Paul Katula • Jul 29, 2016 Nevada's supreme court could issue a ruling soon as to the constitutionality of 2 of the widest-reaching voucher laws in the nation.
How to report cyberbullying on social media By Paul Katula • Jul 29, 2016 Cyberbullying is an issue in our schools, despite laws and monumental efforts by social networks to limit it.
Committee considers transgender-related changes By Paul Katula • Jul 28, 2016 Carroll Co., Md., schools are looking into how they might better safeguard the rights of all students, including transgender ones.
Run-down schools trigger low test scores By Press Release • Jul 24, 2016 It's a chain reaction: If the cafeteria smells bad, kids call in "sick" and show a reduction in academic performance at those run-down schools.
50 most populous school districts in IL By Paul Katula • Jul 23, 2016 The 50 largest school district population sizes (not students) in Illinois, according to the US Census Bureau.
Turkish coup attempt & alleged ties to US charters By Paul Katula • Jul 17, 2016 The failed coup attempt in Turkey has been blamed on a cleric tied to charter schools in the US, who denies any involvement.
IL bids a partial adieu to PARCC tests By Paul Katula • Jul 12, 2016 The IL board took a step back on PARCC yesterday: The state will use the test only for grades 3-8, not high school.
Baltimore rapper tells teachers he’s not stupid By Paul Katula • Jul 6, 2016 How many different kinds of intelligence are there? An infinite number, actually. So why don't we teach based on those?
Audit finds carelessness at Md. St. Dept. of Ed. By Paul Katula • Jul 3, 2016 An audit of MSDE, mainly in child care, has found possible signs of wrongdoing in the department's lax enforcement style.
Fresh, local food for lots of Md. students By Press Release • Jul 1, 2016 Farm-to-school programs are great for kids and for local growers. Md. leads the nation in some respects, the USDA says.