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Ninety days after passing in the West Virginia Legislature, Senate Bill 199, known as the school discipline bill, is now officially in effect and will be enforced during the 2025-2026 school year.
If you’re looking for some fresh new ideas for planning, teaching, or organizing, Ms. Hind has you covered. Concluding Thoughts YouTube can be an incredibly useful tool for boosting your pre-k ...
Texas school discipline law HB6 expands suspensions and removals with limited student support. Learn what parents need to know to stay ahead.
Hawai‘i’s Ready Keiki initiative will open 50 new public pre-K classrooms over the next two years, adding more than 1,000 seats statewide. Announced by Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke on June 18, 2025, this ...
Opponents of the legislation say the bill’s broad language could lead to an overreliance on discipline that will push students out of the classroom. They also fear virtual learning could lead ...
Ensure all 540 students who have been sent invitations to attend Pre-K have a spot Minimize disruption to staff and families Make financially responsible and sustainable decisions Maintain ...
House Bill 6 details how to discipline students in pre-K through second grade and homeless students when there is a repeated and significant disruption. It would overturn Texas laws that ...
CAPTAIN COOK (HawaiiNewsNow) - On Hawaii Island, a public preschool classroom is now open in South Kona. Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and state Sen. Dru Kanuha, D-Kona, Kau, Volcano, recently visited the ...
About 100 children were sitting cross-legged in a hallway, ready to be dismissed to go home, when pre-K teacher Nadene Casteel saw two boys standing out of place and instructed them to sit with ...
Classroom violence went up in Texas after the pandemic. Is more discipline the answer? Texas lawmakers are poised to make it easier to suspend disruptive students.
Classroom violence went up in Texas after the pandemic. Is more discipline the answer? Texas lawmakers are poised to make it easier to suspend disruptive students.
In the classroom, teachers like Coretta Mallet-Fontenot have found themselves explaining over and over again to their students how they expect them to behave.