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It isn't only the technology that might need to change in your school district; it also might be the mindset of all stakeholders including those at the top.
The Labor-HHS-Education appropriations bill includes $73.2 billion in overall spending for the Department of Education, including approximately $16.4 billion for Title I.
Keynote speaker Eric Sheninger says the COVID-19 pandemic might provide the one opportunity to completely transform education for the better.
The New Mexico district will soon be going back to full virtual instruction. For most schools, that would be bad news. But not for this technology team.
Teacher pay, social-emotional learning, equitable funding and career pathways are the lynchpins of President-elect Joe Biden's platform for K-12 education.
Colorado district that was thriving before the pandemic has faced some setbacks, particularly with staffing, but it isn't losing sight of its mission to serve all students.
Connecticut's Department of Education is taking a more proactive approach to reporting on and releasing data on attendance during the pandemic.
K-12 education workers have been among the hardest hit by COVID job losses, with declines seen in almost every state.
The Francis Parker School used words of wisdom from its namesake, past election experience and a model for critical thinking and discussion that got students talking in a positive way.
Education sessions for students highlight the district's celebration of the movement.
The guidance includes timelines for identification and exiting of schools in improvement status under the ESEA.
Despite the massive shift to remote learning, Ken Thompson and his technology support staff have kept the Independent School District on track on a number of key projects
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