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More tolls and eliminating 274 school districts are among the items on a possible wish list put together by a panel convened by a top New Jersey lawmaker to study tax and fiscal policy.
Digital transformation requires technology, as well as a shift in the learning culture. For digital initiatives to be successful, leadership, professional learning, and community involvement are critical. Attend this web […]
A Q&A with Brian Zimmer, director of educational technology at Webster Central School District in New York, addresses how help desk internships provide career prep and cost savings.
A roundup of three recently published works that may be of interest to K-12 chief information officers.
School districts and local businesses need to work together to create effective career and technical education programs.
Tulsa-based Union Public Schools' high school will issue blockchain-anchored digital credentials using the Learning Machine Issuing System. Students graduating in Spring 2019 will receive diplomas using the Blockcerts open standard for digital credentials.
All of Cincinnati Public Schools’ high schools will move start times to 8:30 a.m. or later within the next three years in the hope of improving grades, attendance and students’ emotional well-being, a school board member said.
Center for the Collaborative Classroom and ThinkCERCA announced a partnership that aligns with K-8 TEKS-approved English Language Arts curriculum. Texas schools can now use Proclamation 2019-allocated funds to adopt the combined curriculum.
Education Elements is making its personalized learning expertise and methodology available to schools and districts through the Personalized Learning Toolkit. The toolkit includes customizable agendas, teacher and leadership team workshop material, resource libraries and more.
Construction costs outpacing the rate of inflation and the exclusion of various building tasks from dated calculations are to blame for a higher-than-expected price to build three schools in Richmond, city officials said. The price tag has ballooned from $110 million to $140 million.
When high-school sports replicate the training methods and intensity seen at the college level, players feel the toll. This professionalization has led to overtraining and exhaustion, which is central to the mental-health problems of competitive high-school athletes.
The Oregon district's officials told voters in 2017 it would cost $790 million to renovate four schools. But a new report shows that the initial construction estimates fall short by $100 million. The result? Construction costs for the current round of school modernization could approach or even top $1 billion.
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