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SAT Prep Resources Districts Can Use Right Now

HR Executive Custom Publishing | September 02, 2026

Date & Time: Thursday, October 01, 2026 at 2 p.m. In this 30-minute Ed Talk, hear about the free, high-quality SAT practice resources available to students, how to use them effectively, and the real impact these tools have. District leaders will leave with practical ideas for connecting more students, especially those who might otherwise go without support, to free SAT preparation that can help level the playing field.

From Efficiency to Equity: Reimagining the Student Journey with Technology that Empowers Counselors and Expands Opportunity

HR Executive Custom Publishing | September 02, 2026

Date & Time: Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 2 p.m. Join us to discover how technology can simultaneously improve efficiency, deepen student engagement, and advance equity, transforming the student journey into one that is more intentional, inclusive, and outcomes-driven.

Thinking K-20: How to build education connections that last

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | August 31, 2026

A prekindergarten student entering a classroom for the first time and an alumnus returning to campus decades later are part of the same story.

Opinion

Why school boards now need to think bigger and act boldly on careers

Luisa M. Zagottis-Britton | August 31, 2026

Meaningful change requires school boards to listen deeply to their families, educators, and the community.

Dual enrollment failure rates offer these important lessons

Valerie D’Orazio | August 30, 2026

Students who failed a dual enrollment course were still more likely to attend college than those who never took a college-level class, an analysis shows.

Gen Z students: 3 reasons they come to school

Liya Cui | August 27, 2026

Academic performance isn't the only thing that determines whether Gen Z students enjoy their school day.

Are We Preparing Students for an AI-Driven World?

HR Executive Custom Publishing | August 26, 2026

Date & Time: Thursday, September 24, 2026 at 2 p.m. Drawing on new research and conversations with K–12 educators and district leaders, this 30-minute Ed Talk will explore what AI readiness really looks like in today's schools by answering the question: How can districts establish thoughtful approaches to AI use, equip educators with ongoing training and support, and ensure students are prepared to think critically in a world increasingly influenced by AI?

Here's how districts aim to prevent tech overload

Micah Ward | August 26, 2026

Screen time is now the biggest threat to student success. Officials are betting on bell-to-bell bans to reverse academic declines.

Wired for What's Next: Enhancing CTE Pathways and Expanding Student Opportunity with the Newest AP Course

HR Executive Custom Publishing | August 25, 2026

Date & Time: Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 2 p.m. In this 30-minute Ed Talk, experts will discuss new opportunities to improve career readiness, including AP Networking, the newest AP Career Kickstart course, which brings career pathways in networking and IT to a broader range of students, while preparing them for a field projected to grow four times faster than the national average, with salaries reaching $130K.

Opinion

It's time to give students the coursework–and opportunity–they deserve

Dr. Janice K. Jackson and David Coleman | August 20, 2026

The architecture of opportunity belongs to the people who run our schools. All it takes is la willingness to pick up the tools.

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