The Texas legislature is back in session and lawmakers will not be revisiting the controversial “Bathroom Bill,” according to the Texas Tribune. Lt. Governor Dan Patrick confirmed at a Wednesday morning
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We’re excited to announce that we’ll be hosting a book signing next week with the authors of our latest product, Classroom Circles: A Toolkit for Building Relationships and Strengthening School
Join the Authors of “Classroom Circles” on 1/8 for a Book Signing! Read More »
Student enrollment numbers in the Santa Fe Independent School District are down by more than 4 percent this year, following a mass shooting in the Houston-area district last spring, according
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This week, ED311 is offering our supporters two great holiday deals on orders placed by or on Monday, Dec. 17. First, you can save 15% on our latest titles, “Classroom
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Many thanks to Peter DeWitt at Education Week for the recent publication of this article, “12 Areas School Leaders Should Focus on in 2019”, which outlines the areas he believes
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The holiday season is here, and if you’re struggling to find the perfect gift for the educators in your life, look no further than ED311! At ED311, we can help
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ED311 and Padmaja Sarathy are excited to present the 2019 Paraeducators Power Training Webinar series, and you are invited to join us! Watch our first recorded webinar with Padmaja Sarathy
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In an 8-0 decision, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) applies to government employers regardless of their size. The case arose out
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The Fifth Circuit has ruled that the Texas Education Agency violated the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) when it reduced state special education funding in 2012. On January 17,
Court Upholds $33 Million Penalty Against TEA For Reducing SPED Funding Read More »
Reprinted from the U.S. Department of Education. Secretary DeVos: Proposed Title IX Rule Provides Clarity for Schools, Support for Survivors, and Due Process Rights for All Department of Education Welcomes
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