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A new partnership aims to train, supercharge school supes

eSchool News

The partnership expands access for AASA members and educators to ongoing expert counsel, enabling them to continue to grow in their careers by taking part in the numerous leadership development and support programs that are part of Cognia’s Leadership Circle improvement services.

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3 tips to combat chronic absenteeism in high schools

eSchool News

Create opportunities for students and families to provide feedback, share concerns, and actively participate in decision-making processes that affect their educational experiences. It’s also crucial to communicate about available support resources like counseling. Communication should never be a one-way street.

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Five ways school leaders can end the year on a strong note

eSchool News

Well-being resources : Encourage self-care by providing resources such as access to counseling services, wellness programs, or relaxation spaces within the school. Feedback mechanisms : Create opportunities for students, staff, parents, and community members to provide feedback. Consider organizing wellness days or retreats.

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EmpowerU Launches Platform to Streamline Expert Social-Emotional Learning and Support for K–12 Students

eSchool News

As districts around the country face ever-growing SEL and mental well-being needs among the students they serve, EmpowerU helps schools scale their counseling and support services—without hiring more staff. Our new platform does just that.

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Elmwood School: Where Girls Rise with Confidence, Curiosity and Global Vision

k12 Digest

And through the school’s house system, each student gets the chance to participate in and contribute to meaningful events. On-site counselling is always available, and the schools ties to community mental health organizations ensure no student falls through the cracks. Athletes take the lead as captains or student coaches.

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What student choice and agency actually looks like

eSchool News

Leadership Public Schools (LPS) Richmond High School increases students’ active participation in their learning by allowing them to request assessments when they are ready to take them. Given the young age of students, feedback is gathered in a structured process every few weeks. Student self-direction.

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TC- What student choice and agency actually looks like

eSchool News

Leadership Public Schools (LPS) Richmond High School increases students’ active participation in their learning by allowing them to request assessments when they are ready to take them. Given the young age of students, feedback is gathered in a structured process every few weeks. Student self-direction.