Facilities & Security

Protecting K12 data from the perils of the dark web

The FBI has issued a warning to schools: Protect student data on edtech and other online platforms, or risk having it stolen and sold...

A financial feast for K12 schools

Today's school district food-service directors often find that joining purchasing cooperatives saves them at least 5 percent in food costs. Co-ops also save time...

Strength in numbers for charter schools

The New Orleans-based Healthy School Food Collaborative grew out of the challenges charter schools in Louisiana faced while recovering from Hurricane Katrina. At the time,...

Savings snapshots

Here are the prices that Texas-based School Purchasing Alliance members pay for a case of food versus what they would pay if they were...

Breaking the age barrier in K12 schools

In August, Woodbrook Elementary School in Albemarle County Public Schools in Virginia completed a renovation and expansion that features much larger classrooms to facilitate...

Forward-thinking furnishings

Multiage classrooms are, by design, more focused on projects and interdisciplinary learning than traditional, teacher-focused classrooms. For that reason, they usually look different than traditional...

Protection policies

Yonkers security director Brian Schulder follows these principles in keeping schools secure. LINK BACK TO MAIN ARTICLE: Day in the Life: Brian Schulder, security director,...

Affordable options for districts replacing bus fleets

Many districts have bus fleets that are over 10 years old. Why is this a growing problem? Many school districts are having overall budgeting challenges...

R.I. begins rebuilding schools after voters approve $250 million repair bond

The state's residents approved a $250 million school repair bond which would not only renovate existing school buildings, but also fund the construction of new ones. A "bonus system" would incentivize communities to move fast on school repairs.

Abilene ISD voters approve construction bond proposal

The Texas district's voters approved a $138.7 million construction bond request by a wide margin. The bond will cover three new Abilene ISD elementary buildings.

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