Opinion

K12 finance leaders need a framework for evaluating the financial impacts of attendance investments.

We must plan now for how the physical space of the classroom can adapt to emerging technologies n a way that keeps students engaged.

Schools regularly create conditions where adults feel pressured to share, contribute or display enthusiasm, even when the task is mismatched, personal context is unseen, and the activity does little to support meaningful professional learning.

Superintendents who champion innovation while prioritizing equity, privacy and ethics can create smart schools that prepare students for success in a rapidly evolving world.

With all the phonics tools educators try, sometimes the solution is a story about cars and screeching brakes to capture students' attention.

Cellphone bans plans are satisfying no one: Parents have concerns about reaching their child in the event of an emergency; teachers aren't happy about their new role as the phone police; and students don't gain anything when technology is taken away.