When we highlight transition skills with our special education students, we build and deepen the connections between "what we do today" and "how it will impact us in the future."
As the chief information technology officer at San Antonio Independent School District in Texas, Mendoza has developed and led financial and implementation strategies for her district to purchase technology in over 3,000 classrooms.
In this episode of District Administration's Talking Out of School podcast, Paper CEO Phil Cutler shares insights from Leadership Voices, a series of interviews with superintendents covering artificial intelligence, personalized learning, staffing challenges and the other issues that are top of mind.
The upshot is that new teachers—and the schools looking to hire them—will have to wait for the state to complete their background check and issue their license before they can start working in classrooms.
A dispute between Alaska's education officials and their federal counterparts over whether the state spent pandemic relief equitably has had its first tangible consequence: the state must receive a federal OK before it can spend nearly $1 million in grants.
One of the nation's largest districts and Atlanta Public Schools chose new leaders this week as the steady pace of superintendent turnover continued, including a handful of departures.
The CEO and founder of The Limitless Leader, a leadership coaching and consulting firm that helps people learn how to better serve their community, company and personal careers, Hemphill has two decades of experience as a teacher, administrator, state director and adjunct professor.
A slew of education leaders in several states, including Florida, Texas, Montana, Oklahoma and South Carolina, publicly advised school districts not to comply with the Biden administration's ruling.
