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AFSA Urges Balanced, Ethical Approach to Artificial Intelligence in Schools

Artificial intelligence in schools should be implemented with a balanced approach that prioritizes both opportunity and responsibility,

A New School Year, A Renewed Commitment to Our Students and Each Other

A new academic year brings with it a renewed sense of purpose and possibility. Our students return with open hearts, curious minds, and boundless potential.

Chicago Public Schools Reaches Historic Agreement with Principals

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We hosted a Food Truck Pop Up for our members!

This past weekend, we hosted a Food Truck Pop up for our members at the Baltimore City Schools District Offices as a way to say thank you and be in community! Thank you to all that attended! A special thank you to our Vice President, Rhonda Richetta for being on site to support our members. 

Labor Day: Honoring Our Past, Getting Involved, Building Our Future External

Labor Day exists because generations of workers stood up for safe workplaces, fair pay, time to rest, and the right to be heard.

Educational Leadership in a Global Perspective

From Italy to the United States: A Bridge Between Educational Communities.

New National Leadership Team Elected

The convention also marked the end of service for two longtime national officers. AFSA President Leonard Pugliese and Executive Vice President Lauran Waters-Cherry stepped down after years of steadfast leadership.

Convention Delegates Defend Public Education, Shape Policy Agenda

Delegate took decisive action to protect federal support for schools, demand greater investment in school leadership, and reaffirmed AFSA's commitment to putting students first.

DOE’s Withholding of $6.9 Billion in FY2025 K-12 Funding Threatens Student Success and Paralyzes School Systems Nationwide

School leaders now face the impossible task of opening schools without knowing whether the federal funds they relied on will arrive—or when.