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March is National Sleep Month, a time to emphasize the vital role sleep plays in our daily lives.

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By joining AFSA, every member has gained access to a dedicated team of people that offers invaluable insights, unwavering support and comprehensive research.
Collaborating with school districts, states and others, universities can better align their principal preparation programming with the best available evidence, defying expectations about institutional resistance to change.
Two new reports and an ongoing case in Washington State show it is—in worker pain, injuries and suffering.
By bringing veterans into our schools, we not only provide them with a meaningful second career, but also infuse our education system with a wealth of skills, leadership qualities, and real-world experience.