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AESA’s weekly newsletter, Online News, is full of important updates, articles, and features. It is intended to connect members with information about what is happening at the federal level, provide AESA event information, and share news important to ESAs.

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Online News previewMarch 5, 2025: Tribute Donations to the AESA Foundation, AESA/CoSN Call for AI Regional Leaders, February 2025 State Examiner, Final Call for Proposals for 2025 Summer Leadership Conference, Federal Advocacy Updates, Member Updates including ESUCC's The Good Life podcast, and AESA's New Business Partner, 21stCenturyEd.

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Federal Updates

CDC Releases New Report on Youth Dietary, Physical Activity, and Sleep Behaviors

January 15, 2025

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) released Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report for Dietary, Physical Activity, and Sleep Behaviors: 2013-2023. The report is part of CDC’s Healthy Schools Program to prevent chronic disease among children and adolescents.

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ECR Cross Post: It’s 2025, but the 2020 Title IX Rule is Back

January 13, 2025

This ECR Cross Post explores the reimplementation of the 2020 Title IX regulations in 2025. It provides insights into the implications for schools and districts, highlighting compliance challenges and potential impacts on educational institutions. The article examines key aspects of the rule, offers context for its return, and discusses strategies for navigating these changes effectively.

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CISA: Virtual Training on Assessing and Responding to Anonymous Threats of Violence in the K-12 Environment

January 13, 2025

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will provide training that will feature a facilitated discussion with school and district leaders on their experiences with managing anonymous threats – such as hoax calls, threats received on social media or via email, and notes found on school grounds – and maintaining the safety of their communities.

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