Tag: educators

Bonuses Imminent For 3,000 Arkansas Educators Under New Program

This article was originally published in Arkansas Advocate. Nearly 3,000 Arkansas teachers can expect a boost to their paycheck by the end of the month, according to an announcement from Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Tuesday afternoon. The bonuses are part of the Merit Teacher Incentive Fund Program, which was created through a major education overhaul […]

Homeschoolers Embrace AI, Even As Many Educators Keep It at Arms’ Length

Like many parents who homeschool their children, Jolene Fender helps organize book clubs, inviting students in her Cary, N.C., co-op to meet for monthly discussions. But over the years, parents have struggled to find good opening questions. “You’d search [the Internet], you’d go on Pinterest,” she said. “A lot of the work had to be […]

Cumberlands offering new Option 6 programs for educators

Jun. 16—University of the Cumberlands has been a college of choice for Kentucky educators and school administrators for years, and now the university has added two new concentrations to its online Option 6 program offerings: school counselor and school principal. The EPSB (Education Professional Standards Board) recently approved these as acceptable university-based Option 6 programs. […]

Survey Says Nearly Two-Thirds of South Dakota Educators Use Indigenous Standards

This article was originally published in South Dakota Searchlight. Survey results indicate nearly two-thirds of South Dakota public school educators are teaching the Oceti Sakowin Essential Understandings, but the number of respondents is lower than the last survey. The essential understandings are a set of standards approved in 2018 for teaching students about Native American […]

NC leaders believe school choice benefits students, educators and taxpayers

John Hood RALEIGH — North Carolina is becoming a national leader in expanding choice and competition in education. For some North Carolinians, this is a source of pride. For others, it’s shameful. Our state ranks fifth on the Center for Education Reform’s Parent Power Index. On the Cato Institute’s index of educational freedom, we rank […]