Author: Diana Scott

New York is considering joining a growing number of states in introducing climate change education into school curricula. A recent summer training session, “Integrating Climate Education in N.Y.C. Public Schools,” engaged 39 elementary school teachers from across the city. The program aimed to familiarize educators with climate change topics so they could seamlessly integrate them… Continue reading New York Considers Adding Climate Change to School Curriculum

The 33rd Alaska Legislature commenced its second regular session in Juneau, signaling a renewed focus on critical issues such as education, energy, and workforce retention. Lawmakers wasted no time delving into key matters, with a notable attempt to override Governor Mike Dunleavy’s veto of $87 million in education funding taking center stage. Despite a failed… Continue reading Alaska Legislative Session Kickstarts with Emphasis on Education and Energy Challenges

New York State’s Education Department has finally disclosed the comprehensive math and reading assessment outcomes for grades 3-8 for the academic year 2022-2023. These results, which were long overdue, paint a concerning picture. The performance on these assessments, which some critics label as simplified, underscores a distressing reality. Statewide, merely half of the students demonstrated… Continue reading Secrecy Surrounds New York Schools’ Failing Grades, Education Chiefs Silent