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School safety plans must include people with disabilities and multilingual learners. Here are six ways you can incorporate inclusivity into your plan.

Artificial intelligence can be a useful tool for educators, but only if they’re intentional about using it.

Our children’s literacy is at risk in states where weak licensure tests have given false assurance about educator proficiency for nearly 100,000 teachers.

Cultural affirmation includes learning how to pronounce and spell your colleagues’ names

Foster youth and homeless students are over-represented in California juvenile detention, and poor data collection puts their education at serious risk.

Engaging K-12 families through meaningful, proactive communication allows parents and caregivers to support their child’s success actively.

Co-conspirators in liberatory movements cannot shy away from self-inspection and must uplift all students to attain education equity.

Managed correctly, data can help personalize learning plans and academic interventions, support students’ wellness, and drive educational equity.

Superintendents nationwide must stand with teachers against ignorance and fearmongering and support equitable education that improves student outcomes.