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Latest Administrators Resources from Newsela

October 16, 2026

Supporting Your Teachers Amidst New Screen Time & AI Policies

October 14, 2026

A District Leader’s Guide to Meaningful Learning within NYCPS AI Guidelines

October 12, 2026

Formative Winter Holiday Toolkit

Latest Administrators Blogs from Newsela

November 4, 2026

K–12 Screen Time and AI Policies: 4 Steps for Admins

Students wearing safety goggles conduct a chemistry lab experiment for a hands-on science curriculum lesson.

Science Curriculum: How to Plan Strong Lessons

High school students in a classroom listening to a teacher during an elective social studies class discussion.

Electives Classes That Bring Social Studies to Life

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October 16, 2026

Supporting Your Teachers Amidst New Screen Time & AI Policies

October 14, 2026

A District Leader’s Guide to Meaningful Learning within NYCPS AI Guidelines

October 12, 2026

Formative Winter Holiday Toolkit

October 12, 2026

Newsela Winter Holiday Toolkit

September 4, 2026

Vendor Evaluation Rubric: Relevance in Learning Resources to Make Learning Stick

August 10, 2026

Making the Switch - Transitioning Assessment Platforms with Confidence

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November 4, 2026

K–12 Screen Time and AI Policies: 4 Steps for Admins

Students wearing safety goggles conduct a chemistry lab experiment for a hands-on science curriculum lesson.

Science Curriculum: How to Plan Strong Lessons

High school students in a classroom listening to a teacher during an elective social studies class discussion.

Electives Classes That Bring Social Studies to Life

Teacher supports students reading and writing in a social studies classroom to help striving readers access content.

How to Support Striving Readers in Social Studies

Neoclassical courthouse with columns and carved justice inscription, illustrating civics education for today’s classroom.

How to Teach Civics Education in Today’s Classroom

Parent and child high-five outside school, showing a welcoming start to back-to-school night.

What To Say, Share, and Skip at Back-to-School Night