Brooks is the first Black woman to serve as executive director of athletics and activities at JCPS, and she works in a ...

When Debra McAdams stepped into her role leading special education for Nashville schools in 2009, she knew she would ...

Esports “is the proverbial Trojan horse way to bring kids [in] and have them thrive and reach their potential,” said Gerald Solomon, the founder and director of NASEF, which has helped establish over ...

This leader's mentorship program with a local university has helped rural English learners at risk of dropping out.

Today, district kitchens prepare about 60% of the food served from scratch. On any given morning, Osborn’s cafeteria staff might be chopping vegetables to prepare picadillo made with locally sourced ...

Alex Moseman, executive director of talent acquisition for Knox County Schools, leads a staffing committee meeting with principals and district leaders at Cedar Bluff Elementary School in Knoxville, ...

The likes of XFINITY and Microsoft have donated computers and gaming equipment; Pepsi has sponsored snacks and drinks for the district’s homegrown esports expo, and Lehman has applied for large and ...

A Texas superintendent shares how her district has tackled common problems in growing career and technical education programs.

An Arizona school nutrition director discusses how districts can overcome logistical hurdles and negotiate prices.

We are excited to introduce our 2026 class of EdWeek Leaders To Learn From. These district leaders have shown persistence and creativity as they navigate the challenges facing schools in an ...

The district, located in a small, rural Appalachian town in southwestern Virginia, has 1,400 students, of which 33% are Hispanic, 40% are economically disadvantaged, and 19% are English learners. In ...

Improving education for students with disabilities benefits everyone in a school, said Debra McAdams, the director of exceptional student education for the Nashville, Tenn., district.