COVID shook an already fragile system, and now students are turning to the internet and influencers for answers they should be getting in the classroom.
Screens aren't going away. The question is whether to continue treating it as a threat or to embrace the potential to unify home and school around the shared goal of raising emotionally healthy, resilient students.
'Creative advocacy' means students choose projects that cover space travel, the arts, the environment and other "things they believe in," an FETC speaker says.
The most gratifying moment in life is shaking the hand of a young person walking across the graduation stage who, one or two years before, hadn’t been seen in a classroom for years.
When Superintendent Travis Hamby shares what sounds like an unusual ambition, it's another way of describing how he is experimenting with new educational models.
