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District Administration is a bimonthly printed and twice-daily digital B2B publication for education leaders in public K12 school districts. Based out of Palm Beach, Florida, and published by ETC, a brand owned by the UK-based Arc-network, which also publishes University Business magazine for higher education leaders,[1] it is the only education magazine to reach every superintendent and principal in the country, along with assistant superintendents, technology directors, and federal funds administrators, among others. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesNew details emerge about HHS’ takeover of special education
Special Education By: Micah Ward Date: July 13, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Special education will not be overseen by Health and Human Services, government officials reassured disability advocates. However, many of the staff members who oversee it will soon change departments, raising concerns about how the Department of Education will maintain uninterrupted support for students with disabilities.
Utah just banned another Stephen King book from all public schools. Here’s what it’s about.
National news By: The Salt Lake Tribune Date: July 13, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp A collection of Stephen King novellas that inspired two landmark films is the latest book banned from all Utah public schools.
Dr. Kelly Dolan-Sapp and Kimberly Newman
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Adult SEL isn’t “jeans on Friday”: It’s a leadership imperative
Leadership By: Dr. Kelly Dolan-Sapp and Kimberly Newman Date: July 13, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp On any given Friday, you might walk into a school and see teachers in jeans, a snack cart in the lounge, or a handwritten note of appreciation in a mailbox. These moments are great; they signal care and acknowledge effort. But let’s be honest: this is not adult social-emotional learning.
Americans looking for proof of the value of higher ed
Higher ed By: Matt Zalaznick Date: July 13, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Americans need some convincing about the true value of higher ed. They “haven’t given up on college,” but institutions need to prove that what students learn will lead to civic and economic opportunities, says a new analysis.
No internet, no screen time? FCC weighs cutting subsidy that lowers school internet bills
National news By: NPR Date: July 10, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp A program that helps connect schools and libraries to the internet at discounted rates is under review by the Federal Communications Commission. Educators and advocates are bracing for the funding to shrink or be eliminated. The so-called E-Rate program, created in the 90s, has considerable bipartisan support.
How to ensure your vision comes alive for kids
A Good LessonPodcasts By: Matt Zalaznick Date: July 10, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Your goals for student success may be ambitious and innovative, but they will flounder if they’re not shared by your leadership team and wider school community, Superintendent Carmen Balgobin says.
LAUSD placed on increased fiscal oversight with warning of looming financial troubles
National news By: EdSource Date: July 10, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp The Los Angeles County Office of Education has placed the Los Angeles Unified School District under increased fiscal oversight after determining the nation’s second-largest school district may be unable to meet its financial obligations in the 2027-28 and 2028-29 fiscal years, the Los Angeles Daily News reported.
Attendance, Enrollment, and Equity Answers Hiding in Your Transportation Data
Events By: DA Staff Date: July 9, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Register Now Date & Time: Thursday, August 06, 2026 at 2 p.m. ET From stubborn chronic absenteeism and budget-shaping enrollment declines to mounting obligations to students who need the most reliable support, district leaders are managing some of the most consequential pressures in a generation.
Most states fail to meet IDEA requirements, feds say
National news By: Disability Scoop Date: July 9, 2026 Share post: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Over half of states are not living up to their obligations under federal special education law, with many receiving a failing grade from the U.S. Department of Education multiple years in a row.