Across the country, public charter school leaders struggle to finance facilities. More often than not these leaders scrimp and save their limited operational dollars and still end up in facilities that lack the amenities typical of district schools.

One of the oldest districts in the nation recently completed its first construction project in 15 years by rebuilding a school to accommodate STEM learning for grades 6 through 12.

Things are quite bad in parts of rural North Carolina, where counties' rather limited financial capacity — read, tax base — makes an ugly picture.

Denver Public Schools Superintendent Susana Cordova said the district is offering approximately 10 percent raises to teachers this year, putting educators on a track to make as much as $100,000 annually.

In his inaugural address, Gov. Tim Walz was exactly right in stating that "disparities in our educational system based on geography, race or economic status hold back not only our students, but our entire state from reaching its full potential."

Many math programs feature a combination of digital, print and hands-on activities for students; provide educators with PD opportunities, such as on-site and video coaching; and generate assessment data to help personalize instruction.

Cathy Cavanaugh, who will speak at FETC 2019 this January, recently discussed how the classroom-centered individual student use of technology is shifting toward a greater emphasis on organizations. Cavanaugh is Principal Program Manager for Learning Research and Analytics at Microsoft. Read the discussion with Dr. Cathy Cavanaugh of Microsoft.

The National Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) has announced that educator and entrepreneur Salman Khan, founder of Khan Academy, will deliver the opening keynote address on Monday, January 28, 2019, at the 39th annual event in Orlando, Florida. In his keynote, "The One World School House—Education Reimagined," Khan will explain how Khan Academy is accelerating […]