The Fifth Circuit recently affirmed the dismissal of a First Amendment suit filed by a cheerleader who had been removed from her cheerleading squad due to her off-campus social media […]
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We are still buzzing from the excitement of the 2019 NEDRP Conference this week. Thank you to each and every person who came out to share your insights and your
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The following is a guest blog post from Dr. Quentin Woods of Dr. Q Consulting, an educational consulting firm specializing in innovative thought, systems thinking and conceptual inquiry. In this
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ED311 is excited to announce that we have added book signing events with three amazing educational authors to the 2019 NEDRP Conference Agenda! Attendees will have the chance to meet:
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Last week, the Texas Education Agency released an HB 3 in 30 webinar focusing on the Additional Days School Year (ADSY) section of the bill, which you can access at tea.texas.gov/hb3.
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Thanks to our friends at the Texas Association for School Boards for this informative brief summarizing all you need to know about SB 11, the recent bill addressing school safety
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month. To address bullying and other safety concerns on campus, schools are turning to apps that allow for anonymous reporting. One such app is Anonymous
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House Bill (HB) 3 was passed by the 86th Texas Legislature, 2019, and signed into law by Governor Abbott on June 11, 2019. TEA has released a HB 3 in
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Did you know that this year’s NEDRP Conference is all about The Student Connection? As big believers in the power of Restorative Practices, we know that it’s essential that teachers
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A disabled elementary school student’s parents sued the City of Southlake, its police department, and school resource officer (SRO), alleging that SRO violated the student’s rights under Rehabilitation Act and
