Superintendent Mike Miles' New Education System (NES) received pushback in Dallas. But seems like in Houston, some are on board with the change.

Houston ISD schools must decide by Monday if they are going to opt into the district's new education system.

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While interviewing for new teachers last spring, I noticed something interesting. During three different interviews, candidates, all with distinct backgrounds and stories, replied to a simple question ...

New York City’s school system — a complex bureaucracy with more than 135,000 employees and more students than some small states have residents — is a perennial challenge for new administrations.

HISD students are making big gains at schools in Superintendent Mike Miles' New Education System. Still, many remain behind their peers in state STAAR tests.

The changes are in response to new state laws seeking to limit faculty’s influence and put guardrails on campus demonstrations.

State leaders should consider giving more authority to the governor in education, such as input in choosing the superintendent of education, according to a new report from the University ... more ...