School districts throughout Pennsylvania experienced major hiccups while administering the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment exams, creating confusion and heightened emotions in classrooms. Students and administrators received pop-up error messages… Read More
A high school history teacher in Pennsylvania who helps students look inward to find their strengths and outward to find community inside and outside the classroom has been named the… Read More
A new report says children with disabilities are being pushed out of Pennsylvania preschools at a rate more than 14 times higher than non-disabled children. Click here for full article…. Read More
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed its budget proposal on Wednesday, and while it is a budget, it likely won’t be the budget. The $53.3 billion budget plan is largely… Read More
In accordance with the Bylaws of the Pennsylvania Principals Association, the Nominations Committee sought at least two names for each open office on the Board of Directors. As no offices… Read More
Getting high school students excited about teaching can significantly expand the pipeline of diverse educators—but mentorship and support determine whether those new teachers return to the districts that trained them…. Read More
Every school is like another country, each one featuring a unique constellation of history, cultural norms, values, belief systems, political dynamics, social relationships, etc. That’s why the task of onboarding… Read More
A Wallace Foundation report and toolkit offer resources for providing more equitable paths for assistant principals to advance. Click here for the full article. Source: DATIA K12, April 2, 2026.
National Assistant Principals Week, observed April 6–10, 2026, offers a meaningful opportunity to recognize the vital contributions of assistant principals in our schools. Often working behind the scenes, these dedicated… Read More
Pennsylvania’s requirement that public school students pass Keystone Exams to graduate from high school is again drawing scrutiny in Harrisburg, where lawmakers are proposing a study to determine whether there… Read More