Caitlynn Peetz is a Staff Writer at Bethesda Magazine. She focuses on education, technology, and government-related topics, often exploring the intersection of these areas in her reporting. Caitlynn's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bethesda Magazine, Education Week, and Government Technology.
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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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There are often clear signs when someone is a good fit for the superintendent role. Figuring out when to leave is trickier.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
He was returning to the country after visiting family abroad, and refused to let agents access his district laptop and phone.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
Rising superintendent turnover in the nation's schools is a concern. But sometimes, it's time for change at the top.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
School leaders in Grandview, Mo., came close to canceling their back-to-school health fair this summer after years of low turnout.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
Two decades ago this month, Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans—and ushered in a radical transformation of the city's schools that's largely still in place.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
It's a well-known fact by now that kids are missing school more than they were a few years ago. It's a problem that is top of mind for educators and researchers, and increasingly for families.
A quarter of school-aged children don't think missing three weeks of the school year is a problem, according to a new survey
We asked superintendents at the start of a new school year. Here's what they said.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
Recent research and surveys shed some new light on America's chronic absenteeism problem.
By: Caitlynn Peetz
Superintendent Monique Darrisaw-Akil was intent on forging an overseas sister school partnership based on learning, not charity.
