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A new National Commission on Learning Ecosystems, led by New America, will study how schools, employers, libraries, museums, universities, and nonprofits can work together to expand learning beyond classrooms. The effort will draw lessons from 12 existing ecosystems, including Pittsburgh’s Remake Learning network, which has supported projects like competency-based instruction, internships, and redesigned school spaces….

An internal report submitted to U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon has sharply criticized the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), saying the federal education research agency has become slow, fragmented, and disconnected from classroom needs. The 95-page report recommends a major restructuring of the $700m-per-year agency to make its research more relevant and timely for teachers…

Florida is on the verge of passing SB 182, aimed at enhancing teacher training and mentorship in public and charter schools. Sponsored by Sen. Shevrin Jones, the bill has received unanimous support in committee and is now headed to the Senate floor. The proposed “School Teacher Training and Mentorship Program” would allow experienced or retired…

Oregon schools could soon be permitted to use a wider range of treatments for severe allergic reactions under Senate Bill 1504, which has passed both chambers unanimously and now awaits Gov. Tina Kotek’s signature. The legislation would allow schools to administer any form of premeasured epinephrine, rather than limiting them to needle-based injections such as…

During a recent school board meeting on February 17, 2026, Corona-Norco USD showcased its visual and performing arts programs through an engaging presentation. Music teacher Ian Enderson demonstrated puppetry and dance, captivating board member Jami Merchant and others in attendance. Visual and performing arts coordinator Michelle Usher led the session, emphasizing the importance of arts…