Today, the U.S. Department of Education sent a letter to all SEA leaders inviting them to utilize ESEA waiver processes to reduce statutory and regulatory burdens and be more innovative.

Belonging is the foundation for attendance, achievement, and well-being, but students don’t feel they belong because of a poster in the hallway.

Last week, the Administration announced that it is utilizing the authority of PRWORA to prohibit immigrant families from accessing services it says are similar to welfare, including federally funded ...

AASA survey results from 628 superintendents across 43 states reveal the real-world impact of the FY25 federal funding freeze.

DAVID R. SCHULER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF AASA, THE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION, RELEASED THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT TODAY REGARDING THE RELEASE OF FY25 FEDERAL FUNDS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. "We are ...

David R. Schuler, Executive Director of AASA, released the following statement today regarding the release of Title IV-B- "21st Century" funds.

AASA mentors help district leaders see their own potential, navigate complex challenges and stay focused on what matters most for students. In this conversation with Alex Marrero, a mentor of the AASA ...

AASA's award-winning magazine provides big-picture perspectives on a broad range of issues in school system leadership.

UPDATE July 25: The Administration announced the release of the remaining $4.9 billion in K-12 funds. Read AASA's statement here. On July 18, AASA received word that OMB will be sending notices to ...

How one district turned the pandemic-era teacher shortage into a chance to reimagine its educator pipeline through grow-your-own programs, strategic partnerships, and barrier-busting support.

Visiting our nation's capital serves as a powerful reminder that it is a privilege to serve our nation's children.

This week, AASA joined 600 national, state and local organizations in a letter to the USED and the OMB urging leadership to release FY25 education funds immediately.