Education Leadership

Articles tagged education leadership from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Education Leadership

Virginia education secretary outlines eight priorities, stresses no shortcuts to excellence

Secretary of Education Dr. Jeffrey Smith presented administration priorities centered on teaching and learning: expand early childhood access, strengthen tiered instruction, boost college and career pathways, refine assessment/accountability, improve recruitment/retention, expand wraparound supports, steward AI/technology use, and modernize the K-12 funding formula.

VirginiaOct 28, 2026

Personnel Awards

Aiden Grifton principal Kirby Manus and Farmville assistant principal Megan Harrell honored

The board named Doctor Kirby Manus Aiden Grifton High School's 2026–27 Principal of the Year and Megan Harrell of Farmville Middle School assistant principal of the year, and board members recognized their years of service.

Pitt County SchoolsNov 3, 2026

Official Recognition

State senators present citation honoring Jacksonville North Pulaski superintendent

Visiting state senators presented a Senate citation recognizing the superintendent’s leadership and the district’s academic gains; speakers praised the superintendent and thanked district staff and community partners.

JACKSONVILLE NORTH PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICTNov 3, 2026

Superintendent Termination

Community demands accountability after CHSD 128 board ends superintendent—s contract

Dozens of parents, teachers and union leaders pressed the CHSD 128 board on Oct. 26 to explain its Oct. 15 decision to end Superintendent Mark Schaeffer—s contract, citing an outside investigation, alleged failures to report suspected abuse, and concern about potential settlement costs.

CHSD 128Oct 30, 2026