While relationships with school leaders were contentious in places, many districts benefited from collaborative ones.
read moreState boards can use their forums to show how rewarding and impactful teaching can be.
read moreStudent members can conduct outreach through talking casually to students in school.
read moreMore than 400 students now serve as members of state boards of education or state advisory councils in 33 states. Learn how states are elevating student voice and leadership in education policymaking.
read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic upended education as we knew it, disrupting the lives of students across the nation. No adult can fully understand what being a student during the pandemic has been like, which only reinforces the need for engaging students in pandemic recovery policy discussions. NASBE’s Student Engagement Collaborative aims to help center student voice […]
read moreParents need—and want—access to multiple measures of achievement.
read moreState boards can help parents play an active role in accelerating their children’s learning and development with evidence-based, accessible resources.
read moreThe state education ombudsman model that DC is using can be adapted in any state.
read moreKentucky state board member and special education teacher Allison Slone urges state boards of education to seize the opportunity the pandemic created to strengthen policies to ensure that parents and caregivers can engage meaningfully in school decision making.
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