Education/Development Reporter, Bethesda Magazine
Caitlynn Peetz is an Education/Development Reporter for Bethesda Magazine and writes for Education Week. Her reporting focuses on issues related to education, including school boards, superintendents, teacher leave policies, and disparities in the education system. Caitlynn's work has been featured in Bethesda Magazine and she is dedicated to providing in-depth coverage of educational topics.
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Caitlynn focuses primarily on education-related topics, particularly issues related to school districts, superintendents, teacher absenteeism, and school board members. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements.
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Misperceptions about the role hurt aspiring district leaders, a new report argues
By: Caitlynn Peetz
‘It signals that public schools want to be the schools of choice in a choice environment,' says one researcher
What a new survey shows about Gen Z students, their outlook for the future, and how engaged they are at school
How optimistic students feel about their future and how prepared they feel for it are at odds.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
The school year is off to a blazing start—literally. High temperatures have stifled the early days of the school year in several cities, forcing
By: Caitlynn Peetz
District leaders had to respond to increased training demands and the reality that elementary teachers generally have little planning time.
By: Caitlynn Peetz, Brooke Schultz
This story is developing and will be updated. A shooting at a Georgia high school left multiple people injured on Wednesday.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
Apalachee High School had just started using a new emergency alert system
There's no foolproof guide or perfect answer to how school and district leaders should respond when gun violence infiltrates their buildings.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
Martha Strever has, in some cases, taught three generations of students from the same family.
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