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PIAA approves Name, Image and Likeness policy, allowing high school athletes to earn money through endorsements

But the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association remained proactive Wednesday with the passing of its Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) policy. Pennsylvania is the 21st state to adopt NIL. Click here… Read More

NWEA indicates full academic rebound likely five or more years away

Students in grades 3-8 are closing reading and math achievement gaps caused by pandemic disruptions to learning. But for some students — particularly those in the lower and upper end… Read More

Participation in USDA school meal programs drops, federal survey shows

A significantly lower percentage of public schools participated in school meals programs in fall 2022 than in March 2022 when universal school meal waivers were still in place, according to the latest School… Read More

All teaching shortages are not equal — four takeaways from new research

Schools nationwide continue to experience shortages of qualified employees, and new research is shedding light on the longstanding nature of these issues. Click here for full article. (Subscription may be… Read More

A Pennsylvania student tells U.S. Senators that more money is needed for teens’ mental health

Baldwin-Whitehall senior Brooklyn Williams told the Senate committee on health education, labor and pensions Wednesday during a hearing on supporting mental health in the transition from high school to college,… Read More

Are kids still behind? Three takeaways from PA’s latest standardized tests

Experts said the 2022 results — from tests administered to third through eighth graders this past spring — paint a broad picture of how Pennsylvania’s public education system is faring,… Read More

Department of Education reveals PSSA test scores from 2021-22 school year

Testing numbers across the commonwealth continue to fall short of pre-pandemic levels. The Pennsylvania School Boards Association added on with a statement, saying that meaningful comparisons to pre-pandemic PSSA scores are… Read More

School districts challenged by staffing shortages

Statewide, the number of new teachers has plummeted. Representatives for local schools told The Centre County Gazette what impact the educator staffing shortage has had on their schools and what… Read More

New PA standardized test scores show students haven’t rebounded since the pandemic

Pennsylvania students are continuing to perform worse on standardized tests than before the pandemic, according to data released Monday, marking the second year in a row of diminished scores and… Read More

Local schools share in $190 million from state to boost security and mental health programs

By spring, Highlands students will have roving access to health and hygiene supplies, clothes and classroom items to help increase their chances of success in school. The Mobile Support Station… Read More

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