What will your School Board do when a teacher exploits a student?
Unless you have a dress code, this is a must-discuss issue for your School Board.
Sorry, friends. The Feds aren't going to help us. School Board members - this is your lane. How are you going to work with your community to get back to basic academics?
What can your School Board do to increase family engagement? We have some ideas! Join the NSBLC to learn more.
What do you do when your teacher's union is at odds with your School Board and administration? You join the NSBLC and get some guidance from colleagues who have been there and done that!
As American public schools continue to struggle with declining performance, a new survey shows parents overwhelmingly want more education options – and they continue to strongly support school choice. Does your School Board have a public stance on School Choice?
How is your school district addressing the mismatch between falling attendance and rising budgets? If you need a place to discuss this with like-minded colleagues, join the NSBLC today!
A Kansas State Department of Education employee has left the agency after posting that the assassination of Charlie Kirk was “well deserved.” The Manhattan Mercury reported Monday that Katie Allen, a KSDE research analyst, “is no longer employed” there, after the firestorm over her Facebook post. It’s not certain whether Allen, a former Democrat county chair, will […]
Public schools nationwide are facing fallout after numerous educators sparked community outrage with posts about Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Do you need help drafting policies addressing the fallout from social media posts? That's what we do!
Where does your state fall in the Heritage Foundation report?
NSBLC members can help you discuss and brainstorm strategies to overcome poor scores in your district. Join us today!
Our top priority is student safety. How about you?
What does your community stand regarding the return of prayer in schools?
Peabody Public Schools in Massachusetts placed two high school teachers on leave for alleged violations of district policies and procedures, including social media posts following the death of Charlie Kirk. The district is currently investigating the matter.
Ector County ISD in Texas terminated a part-time tutor and placed a full-time staff member on administrative leave due to inflammatory social media posts regarding Charlie Kirk. The district emphasized that such conduct violated professional ethics and district policy. Join the National School Board Leadership Council to stay informed and engaged in educational leadership.