Lawmakers are calling for Linda McMahon's resignation and superintendents are concerned about the consistency of federal support for students.

Offering financial incentives to boost student achievement is relatively new, with few states using outcome-based school funding. But an executive order from Gov. Mike Kehoe could put Missouri on track to try it.

In 2026, we'll see everything from increased superintendent vacancies to new, innovative student support strategies.

Iowa State University, Sonoma State University in California and a flurry of other colleges appointed new leaders in November.