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For now, administrators are using the 1995 policy to determine student enrollment and staffing levels at schools. It calls ...
Responding to concerns from families and staff about high class sizes at Milwaukee Public Schools, driving some teachers to ...
With undergraduate tuition (before aid) at about $52,000 a year for 2025-26, a 17% dip in the incoming class size will be a financial hit.
The estimated $360,000 in federal funds provides for extra educational services the district would not typically fund using ...
According to a brief summary of the legislation from McBath’s office, the bill would provide $2 billion for a grant program to help school districts reduce K-3 class sizes to 18 students or less.
Concerns over large class sizes, salaries that haven’t kept up with inflation and a lack of resources prompted the strike, one of the latest signs of a growing organized labor movement in the US ...
Current state law caps kindergarten classes at 20 students and sets “average” class sizes of 22 for grades 1-3 and 24 for grades 4-6, but the reality is that a waiver system allows a skirting ...
“Class size does matter – it matters to me and it matters to all of my educators across the city. In order for us to get it right, we also need people at the table, and that’s why we have the working ...
This incoming class is smaller than the classes of the last two years, which were WWU’s largest-ever and second-largest first-year classes in 2022 and 2023, respectively.
What seems a recent avalanche of "perv teacher" news reminds us of another reason to repeal the state's New-York-City-only smaller-class-sizes mandate: It all but guarantees more sickos in the ...