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AASA surveyed 429 district leaders in 43 states; 67% cited federal funding as a challenge for meal programs, and 40% said they used other budget funds to cover meal costs last year.
AASA and NSPRA opened registration for joint training for superintendents, communications leaders and district teams, covering civic engagement, district identity and crisis communication.
EdLiNC, co-chaired by AASA, asked the FCC to keep its E-Rate review focused on affordable connectivity for schools and libraries nationwide as the agency considers program changes.
AASA is inviting superintendents and school leaders to submit blog posts and short videos about hope in their districts. Submissions will be featured on campaign and social media pages during the school year.
At a July youth AI festival, student delegates approved a K-12 proposal calling for AI literacy instruction, limits on AI-generated assignments, student privacy protections and human review.
AASA introduced 10 district leaders from across the country who will contribute to its Schools of Thought blog this year, sharing experiences and lessons from leading school systems.
AASA is accepting entries for awards honoring female superintendents and central office or building-level leaders. Nominations are due Sept. 3, 2026, and applications Oct. 2, 2026.
AASA executive director David R. Schuler will lead the alliance’s board for 2026-27. The group brings together national K-12 education associations to advance public education.
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