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How to Become an Education Administrator in Montana
Learn how to become an Education Administrator or School Principal in Montana. Montana’s Office of Public Instruction offers Class 3 Administrator licenses to qualified persons who wish to serve as school principals, superintendents, and subject-area supervisors in Montana schools. Academic Obligations School principal:You must possess 1 of the following degrees: Master’s degree in school administration from an accredited institution, plus graduate from the appropriate state-authorized, accredited administrative-level preparation programMaster’s degree and 24 graduate
Some Colleges Revamped the Academic Calendar in Response to the Pandemic. Here’s What They Learned.
Colleges that switched to shorter terms concluded the pace is exhausting, but it helped mitigate the challenges created by Covid-19.
Ed Dept staff recommend terminating recognition of troubled accreditor ACICS
The decision will be discussed by an oversight group next month. It follows years of concern about the agency's oversight abilities.
The post-high school hole: how to help school leavers in a time of transition
Going into the big wide world is daunting at the best of times, but surely 2020 will stand as the worst year ever to graduate from high school One of the most significant life transitions for our children is finishing high school forever. There is no question that many students feel hugely excited to have finished school and are buoyed up by never having to attend again.However for many students
The CDC links in-person university operations with COVID spread

How to Become an Education Administrator in Missouri
Learn how to become an Education Administrator or School Principal in Missouri. The Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education issues Initial Education Administrator, Transition Education Administrator, and Career Continuous Education Administrator certificates to qualified applicants. These certificates are valid for the following administrative positions: Elementary School principal, Middle School principal (Grades 5-9), Secondary School principal, and Superintendent. Most applicants for administrative licensure will receive an Initial Education Administrator Certificate.
Bill would make Colorado’s test-optional policies permanent
The anticipated proposal comes as many colleges stopped requiring applicants to submit SAT and ACT scores during the pandemic.
Online Discussion Platform Adds Auto-Grading
Ed tech company 42 Lines has introduced a new auto-grading feature for its Harmonize online discussion platform, geared toward making it easier to manage and assess online class discussions.
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