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How to boost parent engagement in middle school

How to boost parent engagement in middle school   Middle-school teacher Sarah Wysocki emphasizes the importance of maint…

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Administration Announces Specifics of Dismantling of Dept. of Education

From Education Dive Nov.​ 18,​ 2025 Breaking News    By Kara Arundel     The U.S. Department of Education is transferring ma…

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Using AI Tools for Behavior Management

Using AI Tools for Behavior ManagementTeacherToolkit by @TeacherToolkit / Nov 19, 2025  Are teachers wasting precious hours managing b…

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OPINION: It will take patience and courage to fix K-12 education without the Department of Education

Professional summary for educators of the article “OPINION: It will take patience and courage to fix K-12 education without the Department…

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Why Principals Must Ask These 15 Questions to Ensure School Safety

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Building a Championship High School Staff: Lessons from Professional Baseball

Building a Championship High School Staff: Lessons from Professional Baseball by Michael Keany Staffing a high school is remarkably simil…

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Structuring Collaborative Teacher Inquiry Through Student Work: Using the Tuning Protocol

Structuring Collaborative Teacher Inquiry Through Student Work: Using the Tuning Protocol by Michael Keany One of the most powerful ways…

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Book of the Week: Getting All Teachers to Become Their Best

Getting All Teachers to Become Their BestMiddleWeb / Nov 13, 2025 at 1:24 PM In this 2025 book, Todd Whitaker’s message is clear: gr…

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Don;t Ask These Five Questions When You are Interviewing!

Leadership Freak Job Interviews: 5 Stupid Questions By Dan Rockwell on November 12, 2025 “A job interview is a conversation…

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How to Shine During Job Interviews

Leadership Freak R How to Shine During Job Interviews By Dan Rockwell on November 13, 2025 Job interviews are tough. Here’s…

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