Sept. 17 - A rocky college pipeline | Women superintendents on the rise

Despite more women superintendents than ever, representation still lags; Oklahoma’s ‘Judeo-Christian’ social studies standards blocked

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Sept. 17, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for K-12 leaders

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The K12-to-college pipeline is rockier for high-poverty students

Just a quarter of graduates from high-poverty schools in 2018 earned a degree within six years, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center found.

Despite more women superintendents than ever, representation still lags

It may take three more decades for men and women to reach parity, according to ILO Group.

Oklahoma’s ‘Judeo-Christian’ social studies standards blocked

The state Supreme Court paused the curriculum on Monday, hindering Superintendent Ryan Walters recent efforts to inject "Biblical principles" into K-12 classrooms.

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Public sector energy leaders share how performance contracting helps cut costs and reinvest in community impact. Learn more.

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