Oct. 8 - Science of reading for bilingual learners?

Oct. 8 - Science of reading for bilingual learners? | Civics 101

National Constitution Center expands ‘101’ curriculum to middle schoolers; Maryland district gets few opt-out requests after Supreme Court mandate; Book bans becoming the new norm for districts, report says; The top K-12 conferences to attend in 2026

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Oct. 8, 2025 | This week’s curriculum news for K-12 leaders

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The Case for Simplified Tech in Schools

Too many apps and platforms are overwhelming educators. Hear school leaders share how simplifying their tech stack gives them more time to teach in this webinar.

Here’s how science of reading can be tailored for dual-language learners

Despite misconceptions that the approach is one-size-fits-all or English-only, a Children’s Equity Project report details how it can work for bilingual students.

National Constitution Center expands ‘101’ curriculum to middle schoolers

The nonprofit’s free civics curriculum is paired with a related toolkit that includes an interactive Declaration of Independence and Constitution.

Maryland district gets few opt-out requests after Supreme Court mandate

Curriculum opt-outs were requested on behalf of fewer than 1% of almost 150,000 students attending Montgomery County Public Schools.

Book bans becoming the new norm for districts, report says

Four years since book bans proliferated, the movement’s spread to the federal level is creating “unprecedented” pressure for districts, PEN America says.

The top K-12 conferences to attend in 2026

Whether you’re looking to brush up on leadership best practices, school policy or the latest ed tech innovations, these events are a great place to start.

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