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Security

Closing the equity gap in student data protection

Students are at risk of having their identities stolen. Here’s what schools can do to protect them.

How artificial intelligence is poised to change the future of education

AI’s prevalence is all around, but it is up to educators to embrace it and use intuitive technologies to fuel all students.

Superintendents share lessons learned after challenging start to 2021-22

Strong leadership and communication have been critical to administrative offices and all staff throughout schools.

Designing a safe school requires more than just built solutions

Preparation, partnerships, and social programs are paramount to maintaining the quality and safety of the educational environment.

CDC approves COVID vaccines for kids 5-11, rollout begins Wednesday

Distribution could begin soon to get doses to physicians; research will continue at other institutions for children under 5.

More Than a Student Information System: Effectively Tracking Students Experiencing Homelessness

For schools nationwide, understanding the backgrounds and living situations of the students they serve is vital to providing adequate support. Inaccurate data, missing data, or data that a Student Information […]
Wed Feb 23rd, 2022

SEL & Student Mental Health Support As Essential Components for Attendance & Enrollment Recovery

Before the pandemic, 13% to 22% of school-age youth experienced some mental health challenge. Now researchers estimate that that number is up to 80%. Students have experienced a lot – […]
Mon Feb 14th, 2022

Classroom Air Quality Monitoring – Why It Matters

All attendees from a school or district will be entered to win a school trial of Honeywell Transmission Risk Air Monitoring Solution for 3 months (up to 10 devices). Good indoor […]
Mon Jan 17th, 2022

Why schools should start bullying prevention programs today

The effects can be devastating on students, but the right interventions and responses from districts and educators can make a difference.
Fri Oct 1st, 2021

Duke report: Masks may be key to reopening K-12s safely in fall

Masking was effective in North Carolina in preventing COVID-19 spread both in classes and on buses.
Thu Jul 1st, 2021

For Baltimore City students with limited healthcare access, there’s an app for that

Data-driven digital primary care system K Health has partnered with Baltimore City Public Schools to provide free remote health services to 80,000 students and their families through an app called K For Parents.

Thu May 27th, 2021