Today, CEF held a briefing on Capitol Hill along with the release of our annual education budget book. Education practitioners joined CEF to discuss the impact of the FY27 Education budget request on students, families, and communities across the country.
The National School Leaders Conference agenda is now available! With sessions for every leader, from Pre-K to elementary and high school, this is your chance to connect, learn, and reset before next school year. View the sessions and register: naespconference.org. #naesp26
Teachers concerned about the impact of AI on students’ critical thinking buff.ly/xf5RIrM@NAESP
78% think responsible use of AI should be taught
52% say their school has offered no guidance on AI
1/3 say their school has no policy for students or teachers 23%
Happening now. House Education Committee hearing: "Breaking Trust: Attacks on Parental Rights, Inappropriate Content, and Legal Abuses in America’s Schools"
Watch here youtube.com/live/2EcqVktFkNg@NAESP
Honored to present to 500 virtual attendees attending the Wallace Foundation and Learning Policy Institute webinar today. I represented NAESP, sharing HVES best practices for addressing chronic absenteeism. #WeareNAESP
Hearing witnesses:
Dr. Aaron Spence, Superintendent, Loudoun County Public Schools
Dr. Maria Su, Superintendent, San Francisco USD
Johnathan Smith, Managing Director, National Center for Youth Law
Dr. Macquline King, Superintendent & CEO, Chicago Public Schools
Very good news in the new NAEP Long-Term Trends scores buff.ly/Ibap0E3@NAESP
Average scores were higher in 2025 than in 2022 for 9-year-old students in reading and math. 💪 📖 🧮
⬆️ 4 points higher in reading
⬆️ 4 points higher in math
Nineteen U.S. attorneys general voice concerns to F1, FIA over tobacco industry sponsorship buff.ly/TZkwkeb@NAESP supports the expansion of the existing tobacco sponsorship ban to include nicotine pouches and other tobacco products to limit marketing to children.
Nine hours and 20 minutes in and the House Appropriations Committee is still going strong 💪marking up the Labor-HHS-Education FY27 appropriations bill. @NAESP
Tomorrow. Wednesday, June 10 at 10:15 am. Full House Education Committee hearing on "Breaking Trust: Attacks on Parental Rights, Inappropriate Content, and Legal Abuses in America’s Schools" buff.ly/R0Z8ts7@NAESP
On the plus side, the bill rejects the Trump administration's block grant proposal and maintains $1.4 billion for Title IV-A (well-rounded) and $1.3 billion for Title IV-B (after-school activities)
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The bill also includes small increases for
Special education $46 million
Head Start/Early Head Start $10 million
Charter schools $60 million
Rural education $5 million
TRIO $6 million
GEAR UP $6 million
Impact Aid $5 million
Indian education $4 million
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Happening now. Webinar about the profound influence school leaders have on student and staff success. Here's the Learning Policy Institute report. The Principal Effect: How Investing in School Leaders Is Key to Solving Education’s Challenges buff.ly/OqDY1Nu@NAESP