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Student Success

Responding to IEE requests for students who are learning remotely

Cara Nissman -
When a parent asks for an independent educational evaluation for a child with a suspected disability, school teams should be proactive to avoid liability exposure.

Resilience in the classroom and at work

Melissa Ezarik -
Marcus Buckingham, an expert on talent at work, will speak to FETC attendees about identifying strengths and building resilience in both students and teachers.

5 ways to address the shortage of subs in special ed

Florence Simmons -
Special education teachers, including subs, must meet certain state-set qualification standards, making planning for classroom coverage during COVID particularly challenging.

FETC preview: Why education can’t return to normal post-COVID

Matt Zalaznick -
Persistent equity issues and systemic racism mean returning to normal post-COVID would be "immoral" for U.S. schools, says Lisa N. Williams, an FETC® keynote speaker. 

Sub switch keeps Kansas elementaries in-person

Matt Zalaznick -
To allow elementary school students to continue learning in-person, the Shawnee Mission School District had to shift substitutes from its secondary schools.

Districts’ next big job: Convincing employees to get COVID vaccine

Kathryn Mayer -
Employers are seen as allies in the distribution and encouragement of coronavirus vaccines. But with some employee skepticism, how can they succeed?

COVID-19’s dramatic impact on college enrollment in 1 year

Chris Burt -
The annual High School Benchmarks study from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center shows stunning declines year over year for colleges, lower-income students.

What’s keeping districts open, or forcing them to close

Matt Zalaznick -
Early this school year, Superintendent Brian Kuhn doubted that Clark-Shawnee Local School District could stick with hybrid learning through Thanksgiving.

2 strategies emerge to reverse COVID learning loss

Matt Zalaznick -
Achievements gaps existed long before COVID, so a return to the K-12 status quo after the pandemic could leave already struggling students farther behind.

How much broadband speed do students need?

Matt Zalaznick -
With many school districts across the country likely to start 2021 online, smartphones are providing sufficient connectivity for online learning or homework.

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