Kara Arundel
Senior Reporter at K-12 Dive
National education journalist/ Author of Raising America's Zoo 🦍🦍 https://t.co/pYr4LEbUQW
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5 days ago |
d3playbook.com | Kara Arundel |Steve Ulrich
JUNE 23, 2025 | composed by STEVE ULRICH What administrators, coaches, parents and fans are reading. #whyD3 Send tips to and/or via DM 🥵 It’s a Hot Monday Out There! Stay Cool, DIII 📆 What’s Happening This Week. On Wednesday, the Membership Committee will meet in Indianapolis, while the Convention Planning Subcommittee will meet virtually. 🗓️Reminder. About our summer schedule. We’ll be sending your newsletter on Mondays and Thursdays with an occasional breaking news update where warranted.
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1 week ago |
k12dive.com | Kara Arundel
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Some schools would no longer have to allow students to try out for a noncontact sports team that doesn't align with their gender if there is no equivalent team for their gender, under a Title IX regulation issued recently by the U.S. Department of Energy — not the U.S. Department of Education. The rule change is to go into effect July 15 unless "significant adverse comments" were received by June 16.
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1 week ago |
k12dive.com | Kara Arundel
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. In Arkansas, a $7 million program approved last year aims to support students' mental health by restricting their cellphone use and using telehealth to connect more students to mental health providers. In Texas, a multiyear effort to study student mental and behavioral health yielded a host of recommendations, including putting Medicaid funds toward school-based mental health supports and better tracking of interventions.
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2 weeks ago |
k12dive.com | Kara Arundel
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. WASHINGTON — Opposition and support to an historic federal proposal to provide a private school choice tax incentive nationwide is ramping up as Republicans in Congress strive to meet an ambitious timeline for the legislation.
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2 weeks ago |
k12dive.com | Kara Arundel
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. National education indicators for children and teens have mostly worsened since the COVID-19 pandemic with lower preschool participation and declines in 4th grade reading and 8th grade math achievement. A small bump in graduation rates marked the only education-related bright spot, according to the 2025 Kids Count report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, released Monday.
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Florida law will require K-12 schools to teach disability history https://t.co/Qss7IynKiF via @K12DiveNews
RT @alexanderrusso: "I actually felt like May was a chance to breathe [after] the first three months of just a deluge of not just news, but…
I recently joined other education reporters to discuss what happened on the K-12 beat in May and the education news we expect to cover in the next few months. #reporting #EducationNews @thegrade_
What are the regulatory pain points for schools and districts, asks @K12DiveNews' @KaraArundel -- and what are the Trump administration's plans for school deregulation? Full conversation: https://t.co/UhS73tsIED https://t.co/jYXVXqs3yA