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| FOR RELEASE: May 18, 2022 New York voters approved 99% of proposed school district budgets on Tuesday, May 17, according to preliminary results compiled by the New York State School Boards Association. |
| On Board Online • May 16, 2022 By Chris Carola Since 2018, the State Education Department has had K-12 benchmarks in social-emotional learning (SEL) including developing "self-awareness and self-management skills." |
| On Board Online • May 16, 2022 By the New York State Association of School Attorneys In mid-February, the New York State Court of Appeals issued a decision with important collective bargaining implications for public employers in New York State, including school districts. |
| On Board Online • May 16, 2022 By Courtney Sanik When a student expresses a desire to be known by a name or pronoun different from that given to them at birth, it can present challenges for school districts, especially if the parents are unaware of the situation and the student expresses fear of informing them, or if the parents are opposed to it. |
| On Board Online • May 16, 2022 By Courtney Sanik School buildings may include single-occupancy bathrooms. What signage is appropriate on these bathrooms? |
| On Board Online • April 25, 2022 By Brian Fessler In the morning hours of Saturday, April 9, the state Assembly finished passage of the last remaining bills to complete the 2022-23 state budget process. |
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| On Board Online • April 25, 2022 By Paul Heiser An audit by the New York State Comptroller's Office recommends that the State Education Department (SED) do more to ensure local school districts are incorporating mandatory mental health instruction into their curricula. |
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| On Board Online • April 25, 2022 By Chris Carola This spring, the State Education Department plans to distribute educator guides for new tests in math and English language arts in grades 3-8 as the state gets close to full implementation of the Next Generation Learning Standards. |
| On Board Online • April 25, 2022 By Matt DeLaus The following lexicon of legislative terms should help you understand reports out of Albany and advocate more effectively for your district. |
| On Board Online • April 25, 2022 By Eric D. Randall A national group of education attorneys recently presented a Lifetime Achievement Award to Jay Worona, NYSSBA's deputy executive director and general counsel. |
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