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Two New NSBA Resources
National School Boards Association Asks for Federal Assistance to Stop Threats and Acts of Violence Against Public Education Leaders
In a letter to President Biden released this morning, NSBA has asked for federal assistance to stop threats and acts of violence against public schoolchildren, public school board members, and other public school district officials and educators.
National School Boards Association Statement on Biden Plan to Stop the Delta Variant and Boost COVID-19 Vaccinations
In response to President Joe Biden’s announced new policies on vaccination and testing to keep schools and the economy open, NSBA interim Executive Director and CEO Chip Slaven released the following statement.
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COSA 2021 Fall School Law Seminar
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Equity Symposium West 2021
Oklahoma City, OK October 22 - October 23, 2021 -
NSBA 2022 Annual Conference and Exposition
San Diego, CA April 02 - April 04, 2022
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CUBE 2021 Conference Daily
Check out the CUBE 2021 Conference Daily Online for highlights from the conference. CUBE’s annual event brought school leaders, exhibitors, and speakers together to share the continually evolving strategies they are using to address the unique educational challenges that exist in our nation's urban centers.
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Vaccines, Face Masks, and the New School Year: 50 States at a Glance
NSBA’s Center for Public Education studied data sources in health and education at all levels of government to provide a comprehensive national picture on vaccines, face masks, and instructional models during the 2021-22 school year.
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VIDEO: Left Offline
Nearly 17 million public school students in the U.S. lack adequate access to high-speed broadband and/or internet devices. In our new video, a ninth grader in rural Oregon and a first grade teacher in urban Maryland share their experiences with the homework gap.
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Responding to the Coronavirus
We continue to update our coronavirus page with information and resources to help schools follow federal, state, and local health authorities’ guidelines on current measures to determine the right actions for their individual communities. Our commitment at NSBA is — first and foremost — to ensure the health and safety of our members and staff and the students and school personnel in our charge.
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