The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) proposed changes to federal grant regulations that would affect how schools and districts use federal education funds. If finalized, the rule could limit the use of grant funds for conference attendance, professional development, association memberships, and subscriptions unless specifically approved by the federal agency and included in the grant terms.
A dedicated educator and instructional leader, Brian Hurley has played a transformative role in shaping a magnet program where leadership, engineering, and technology are not just themes—but lived experiences for every student.
A visionary and equity-driven leader, Latoya Lyons has transformed her school into a thriving STEM-centered learning community where students are empowered to explore, innovate, and succeed.
With a dual background in elementary and special education, Sharon Cuba brings a uniquely comprehensive and compassionate approach to teaching—one that ensures every student is seen, supported, and challenged to succeed.
A transformational leader with decades of impact, Nanette McCann has shaped one of the nation’s most recognized magnet high schools through visionary leadership, a commitment to excellence, and a deep belief in the potential of every student.
With more than 25 years in education—including 16 years in magnet schools—Brandy Garrett has built a career defined by innovation, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to equity.
A visionary leader in arts-integrated education, Karey Fisher has transformed her school into a vibrant learning community where every child is seen, heard, and empowered through the arts.
A leader in the school’s Center for Wellness and Medical Professions magnet program, Kelly Webb has spent more than a decade inspiring students to explore careers in healthcare through rigorous coursework, hands-on learning, and meaningful community partnerships.
Since taking the helm of this Early College and Cambridge International magnet school serving grades 6–12, West has led a transformation rooted in rigorous academics, equity, and global learning.
With nearly three decades of teaching experience, Gallo has built a reputation as an inspiring and innovative classroom leader who believes deeply in the power of arts-integrated education to help every child thrive.
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