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
Energy efficiency may not make as big a splash as solar panels, but changing a school's lights bulbs and other measures can be a low-cost way to generate significant savings.
After a white supremacist rally turned into a riot in Charlottesville, Virginia, the local Albemarle County School District found an opportunity in adversity.
Overhaul, build consensus, update and influence are the four keys to an emerging theory for making decisions during the uncertainties of the COVID-era.
One change in behavior that can begin to dismantle systemic racism and implicit biases in K-12 education involves the hundreds of "discretionary moments" that occur during the school day.
A Project Tomorrow study shows that despite the quick shift to remote learning during COVID-19, educators, children and their parents have embraced technology like never before
