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The great smartphone debate

JD Solomon | March 25, 2019

Do mobile devices belong in the classroom?

Construction Watch: Maryland House passes $2.2 billion school construction bill

Ariana Fine | March 22, 2019

Funding would be provided to Maryland schools—prioritized by need—by fiscal year 2020.

STEAM lab puts youngest learners on career-ready path

Melissa Nicefaro | March 21, 2019

Districts of Distinction update: Lennox Elementary School's Schools of Engineering program is still moving full STEAM ahead.

Mental health care tops pillars of school suicide prevention

Matt Zalaznick | March 17, 2019

In Tempe, Arizona, the phone number for a suicide hotline is printed on every student's ID badge, teachers are trained to spot and respond to warning signs in students, and administrators don't use euphemisms when discussing the topic.

K-12 districts should expand ADHD supports

Ray Bendici | March 14, 2019

Despite districts' best efforts, at least one in five students with ADHD do not receive school services, according to a recent study.

SAT, ACT grades increase when K-12 districts pay for exams

Adam Rogers | March 13, 2019

By giving more students access to pre-college exams such as the SAT and ACT, better average scores can result.

PD key in supporting homeless K-12 students

Ray Bendici | March 13, 2019

Raising awareness among teachers and administrators helps to better identify students struggling with unstable housing and then connect them with the services and supports available.

AI instruction readies K-12 students for future careers

Adam Rogers | March 13, 2019

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a bigger part of everyday life, schools are integrating study of the technology into curricula across subjects to prepare students for eventual jobs.

5 keys to caring for mental health and suicide

Matt Zalaznick | March 12, 2019

Suicide prevention initiatives and a school's response to a tragedy can work in tandem to encourage more students to seek help.

All students should be informed of alternatives to higher education

Ariana Fine | February 27, 2019

High school students can choose alternative paths, such as construction, welding or cosmetology, instead of attending a traditional four year college. Unfortunately, many students do not know about alternative routes because teachers and administrators are only informing certain high school students about these programs.

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