What the New COVID-19 Stimulus Package Means for K-12 Education in Alabama
New relief is on the way for Alabama’s public schools. A $900 billion dollar aid package was approved by […]
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State of the State 2019: It Ain’t All About the Gas Tax
On the evening of March 5, Gov. Ivey stood in the Old House Chamber of the State Capitol and […]
Madison City Schools are an Open Book on Common Core
On May 22nd, officials and educators in the Madison City School system hosted an Educational Information Expo for anyone who […]
PARCA Releases New Red/Green ARMT Comparison Data
For data nerds in Alabama, it’s the most wonderful time of the year!
The Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama […]
Digital Revolution Hits Huntsville Schools
Being described as possibly the biggest paper-to-digital shift for a school district in the country, Huntsville’s new superintendent is pushing […]
Teach For America Impacts Alabama
Recently featured in the Birmingham News, Teach For America (TFA) teachers are making a remarkable impact in Alabama public schools. […]
A+ Practice in Mobile: Gilliard Elementary’s Data-driven Success
Individualized instruction is possible in even the most challenging public schools, as demonstrated by Gilliard Elementary School in Mobile. Through […]
AL BOE Votes to Manage Birmingham Schools Financial Recovery
The State Board of Education voted Thursday to approve a resolution authorizing level-one intervention in the Birmingham City School system. […]
Role of Schools in Immigration Returns to Battle Over HB56
Sen. Scott Beason has reignited discussion over the role of Alabama’s schools in enforcing immigration law by introducing a substitute […]
Alabama Leads the Nation in the USDA’s Healthier US Schools Challenge
At the Alabama State Board of Education meeting Feb. 9th, a number of resolutions were passed recognizing Alabama schools that […]
