Micah Ward

Micah Ward is a District Administration staff writer. He recently earned his master’s degree in Journalism at the University of Alabama. He spent his time during graduate school working on his master’s thesis. He’s also a self-taught guitarist who loves playing folk-style music.

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Ransomware recovery costs have more than doubled for K12

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Why K12 lags behind higher ed in AI adoption

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Summer school requires a new approach. Here’s one that works

A passionate mentor is often contagious. It's the reason why many educators are in the profession to begin with. This organization uses it to create engaged classrooms.

Starting teacher salaries weren’t competitive. This superintendent changed that

Nearly two years ago, starting salaries for teachers in South Carolina's Beaufort County was $37,500. Now, it's nearly 20 grand higher.

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