Curriculum & Instruction

Launch Pad: A middle school space with a path to the future

A transformed library at Cajon Valley Middle School is giving student and parents a chance to pursue their dreams in a personalized new way.

Why educators want to stick with video beyond COVID

Despite COVID's disruptions, only 5% of educators hope to return to the pre-pandemic classroom where online learning was rare.

Using the power of music to create equality

Music educators have the power to rid an entire generation of racial injustice. Let me explain.

Why leaning on strong CIOs makes sense during a pandemic

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.

New resource helps districts provide legally compliant online learning

Virtual Instruction for Students With Disabilities covers the selection of virtual providers, placement in virtual programs, drafting IEPs for the virtual environment, and more!

The 4 Cs of equitable statewide learning

The fundamentals of delivering accessible learning at scale, starting with a learning management system (LMS).

How CARES Act broadband expansion will help schools

A dozen states used CARES Act funding to help the families of K-12 students purchase Wi-Fi-enabled devices, broadband hotspots or both.

How future supes grouped in Ohio for leadership lessons

Here's how a regional educational service center brought customized professional development to educators who may step into a superintendent's job one day.

FETC preview: Be revolutionary, make change happen now

Keynote speaker Eric Sheninger says the COVID-19 pandemic might provide the one opportunity to completely transform education for the better.

Here’s what could sidetrack Biden’s K-12 goals

President-elect Joe Biden wants to make preschool permanent and use the federal government's influence to improve instructional practices rather than regulate K-12 through testing. 

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