Kansas State Board of Education Leads the Way on Addressing Youth Vaping Crisis
NASBE releases an analysis about how the Kansas State Board of Education acted quickly to engage stakeholders on curbing youth vaping.
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NASBE’s Standard Explores the Connections between Arts Education and Student Success
The latest issue of NASBE’s State Education Standard gives state policymakers good reasons to pay attention to the depth and breadth of instruction their schools offer in music, drama, theater, dance, and media arts—all key components of students’ well-rounded education.
Cultivating 21st Century Citizens: Modernizing the Playing Field
Our 2019 Civic Education Champions share their thoughts and priority recommendations on what should be incorporated into a state-level policy framework for civics.
State Boards Can Lead on Setting Lead Remediation Policies for Schools
A new NASBE analysis explores why many school districts are not testing for lead and how state policymakers can take preventative, active measures to protect students and staff.
Cultivating 21st Century Citizens: Empowering Teachers
Our Civic Engagement Champions describe why they got involved in teaching and empowering students and how their students have empowered them in return.
Cultivating 21st Century Citizens: Elevating the Student Voice
Our Civic Engagement Champions discuss what they have done to elevate their students voice.
Service Learning Can Help Schools Build Students’ Social, Emotional, and Academic Skills
Schools seeking to develop students’ social, emotional, and academic skills should consider service learning as one way to help students apply those skills, according to a new NASBE analysis. State boards of education are uniquely positioned to support and model such community service initiatives.
NASBE Membership Elects New Leaders to Its Board of Directors
Brooke Axiotis of Iowa serves as chair of NASBE’s Board of Directors; Byron Ernest of Indiana chosen as chair-elect.