Within moments of asking ChatGPT for help, the AI delivered a comprehensive five-page lesson plan, complete with a ...

Walz’s background as a teacher makes him an attractive running mate for the Harris campaign, ... Project 2025, a detailed policy agenda assembled by allies of the former president, ...

Nearly every state education agency provides a system that parents and members of the public can use to verify and review the credentials of public school teachers in the state. However, the ...

There’s a mismatch between IFT’s modus operandi and the politics of many of the suburban and downstate districts where they’ll be negotiating soon.

Stockton Unified School District will recruit teachers from outside of the United States as it looks to fill vacancies ahead of the 2025-2026 school year amid a national teacher shortage.

Teacher Education candidates are expected to comply with the fingerprint criminal background investigation report requirements as set forth by the University Committee on Educator Preparation. Prior ...

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Teacher unions challenge DeSantis agenda, say it will gut contracts Pinellas Classroom Teachers Association president Nancy Velardi, left, signs a contract agreement at the end of 2022 negotiations.

Stockton Unified will recruit teachers from outside of the United States as the ... then undergo background checks and ... between $12,000 to $15,000 per teacher, agenda documents ...

Many educators are unwilling to bend to the Trump administration in its pursuit of these regressive aims. The American Federation of Teachers, the nation’s second-largest teachers’ labor union, sued ...

The investigation gave Tennessee an F for how the state handles background checks, transparency and the sharing of information concerning delinquent public school teachers.

The bill also included a one-time $2,000 bonus for teachers. The resolution is the second-to-last item on the Board of Education's agenda for the 5 p.m. meeting.