Closes in 10 seconds skip ×
This will close in 10 seconds skip ×

Security

What do you really know about your school’s cybersecurity?

Superintendents should be receptive to listening to their CIOs and be able to respond to questions during a crisis.

This district has a vaccine plan for employees but not the doses

Clarksville Montgomery Schools in Tennessee want to get all grades back in person and provide a layer of security for teachers and staff. but a slow rollout from the state is hampering those efforts.

How 9 superintendents responded to the Capitol violence

How thoughtful messages to parents and school communities can make a difference during crisis moments.

Digital self-harm: What is it and could it be on rise?

The behavior of digital self-harm is being red-flagged by researchers whose studies show it occurring among middle and high school students.

Cybersecurity training still lacking in schools, some IT leaders say

Survey of K-12 technology decision-makers shows that half of their districts did not offer guidance on this key piece before the start of the school year.

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.
Mon Nov 16th, 2020

Remote challenge: How Santa Fe is delivering in pandemic

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.
Wed Nov 11th, 2020

Strong leaders, strong network help San Antonio ISD shine

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

Mon Nov 9th, 2020

Recognizing and Preventing Student Harm to Self and Others During Online Learning

A District Administration Web Seminar Social and emotional safety is at the foreground of many discussions today. During this webinar, two leading university psychologists in the field of youth violence […]
Mon Nov 2nd, 2020

Report shows need for schools to protect student privacy, data

A new report from the Center for Democracy and Technology shows the need for K-12s to address the use of data, especially as ed tech becomes more prevalent
Wed Oct 21st, 2020

Safe Schools: PASS releases new safety guidelines for K-12s

Lockdown drills and expanded sections on cybersecurity and transportation are in the free guide from the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools
Mon Oct 19th, 2020