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Civics lessons are an important way to save democracy

Kathy Swan | March 18, 2025

Americans don't agree on a lot these days. Learning to talk, listen and think across differences is a good place to start.

How to better guide budget discussions at board meetings

Micah Ward | March 13, 2025

More than half of board members are labeled "silent observers" during budget deliberations, new research confirms. Here's how superintendents can prompt meaningful discussions.

Opinion

Robotics is powering the future of CTE—and it's here now

Jason McKenna | March 13, 2025

It's important to understand that robotics isn't just a nice addition to CTE programs—it's essential for preparing students for the future.

These 5 cyber threats hurt the most, and how to protect yourself

Micah Ward | March 09, 2025

Investing in the "human element" of cybersecurity goes a long way, a new study from the Center for Internet Security declares. Here's how to get started.

Opinion

STEM: Why high quality is key to college and careers

Nellie Fisher | March 09, 2025

Investing in STEM today means developing the problem-solvers, innovators and leaders who will shape the world of tomorrow.

Podcast

[PODCAST] 4 Ways to Support Students with Special Education Needs Digitally

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 09, 2025

Date & Time: Wednesday, April 2 12 p.m. ET In this podcast, a digital learning expert with experience developing online, blended, and hybrid programs for special and gifted education students will provide school and district administrators with best practices to support students with special education needs in the digital learning environment.

Opinion

Advanced manufacturing: 5 steps to launch a successful program

Randy Shannon | March 05, 2025

We've had an advanced manufacturing program for a while, but I felt that we should go a little deeper into industrial education and what industry calls "mechatronics."

Opinion

Structured literacy: Why isn't it everywhere?

Dale W. Webster | March 05, 2025

Structured literacy is a powerful approach to teaching reading and writing grounded in decades of scientific research. How powerful? Researchers have estimated that educators using evidence-based practices can improve reading outcomes for up to 95% of students.

DA+ leans into the power of collaborative problem solving

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 05, 2025

District Administration's new platform will provide members with up-to-the-minute resources while building an engaging community.

Webinar

The New Rules of Family Engagement: Research-Backed Strategies That Actually Work

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 02, 2025

Date & Time: Wednesday, April 2nd at 2 p.m. In this focused 30-minute Ed Talk, explore comprehensive research data from a family engagement study of 1,000 families, as well as 1,000 educators and administrators, and hear directly from Sunflower County Consolidated School District about how leadership meets parents where they are.

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Civics lessons are an important way to save democracy

How to better guide budget discussions at board meetings

Robotics is powering the future of CTE—and it's here now

These 5 cyber threats hurt the most, and how to protect yourself

STEM: Why high quality is key to college and careers

[PODCAST] 4 Ways to Support Students with Special Education Needs Digitally

Advanced manufacturing: 5 steps to launch a successful program

Structured literacy: Why isn't it everywhere?

DA+ leans into the power of collaborative problem solving

The New Rules of Family Engagement: Research-Backed Strategies That Actually Work

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