Oct. 24 - When heat rises, math scores drop | 10 tips to boost family engagement

10 ways to strengthen family-school partnerships and support learning; Feds launch site for employers to pay controversial H-1B fee, clarify exemptions; Test yourself on the past week’s K-12 news

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Oct. 24, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for K-12 leaders

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As temperatures rise, math performance drops

The NWEA findings were especially true for students in high-poverty schools, where air conditioning may not be up to par.

10 ways to strengthen family-school partnerships and support learning

Being transparent about students' academic performance is one way schools can build trust and connections with parents, says nonprofit Learning Heroes.

Feds launch site for employers to pay controversial H-1B fee, clarify exemptions

The update answers some of employers’ questions, but the future of President Donald Trump’s restrictions on new skilled-worker visas is still uncertain.

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