Personal Thoughts on the Events of January 6

NSBA President Charlie Wilson reflects on yesterday's events and their impact on education in a message to the NSBA community.

• Remote Learning versus Refreshing Changes in Public Schools

  August 10, 2020

  The pandemic has highlighted many areas that need improvement in the American education system. NSBA’s Center for Public Education analyzed data collected during remote learning to assist school leaders in making informed decisions that will promote positive transformations in education.

• NSBA's Inaugural School Safety Virtual Summit - Sept. 16-17

  August 3, 2020

  NSBA's Center for Safe Schools will host its inaugural School Safety Virtual Summit, September 16-17 to provide school leaders and other stakeholders with the critical opportunity to come together and collaboratively support a comprehensive approach to student and school safety during this singular moment in history. The event will feature expert speakers and networking opportunities organized around pivotal school safety issues.

• A School Personnel “Crisis” Created by COVID-19

  July 10, 2020

  As states and school districts consider different reopening options, data about school personnel become critical for school leaders to seek creative solutions to meet challenges brought about by the pandemic.

• Black Students in the Condition of Education 2020

  June 23, 2020

  The Center for Public Education selected relevant data from the Condition of Education to help school leaders not only monitor the educational progress of Black students, but also rethink what public schools can do better for Black students.

• New NAEP Data About Civics

  May 6, 2020

  The newly released NAEP civics, history, and geography results show that an achievement gap persists between disadvantaged students and their peers. NSBA's Center for Public Education investigates the data to learn what role lack of internet access has on NAEP civic scores.

• COVID-19 School Closures and Services to Students with Disabilities

  April 24, 2020

  As online learning opportunities continue to expand particularly during the recent school closures, educators may need to reexamine each student’s IEP and figure out best approaches and long-term strategies to continue their special education. NSBA's Center for Public Education offers research-proven methods for providing IDEA students with rich learning experiences.

• CDC Data on Schools’ Response to Pandemics

  March 19, 2020

  The Center for Public Education analyzes the presence of pandemic procedures in school districts’ crisis/emergency preparedness plans and offers helpful suggestions for implementing long-term strategies.

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