Federal interpretation of the CARES Act, contend the attorneys general of Michigan, California, Maine, New Mexico, Wisconson and District of Columbia, will hurt low-income and at-risk students and their teachers, as well as the public schools that serve them and need to meet students' educational and social-emotional needs due to pandemic-related school closures.
Encouraging some students with special needs to social distance, wear a mask and wash their hands more frequently may be challenging for educators. Explicit instruction and praise may help.
An online communications portal can be used to share how schools are implementing CDC guidelines, and also be used for remote learning and other purposes.
When designing classrooms, K-12 leaders should provide tools that allow teachers and students to move easily back and forth between physical and virtual learning environments.
Back-to-school has never been more uncertain for districts across the country. Join this webinar to hear leaders from three school districts share their re-opening strategies for this fall. District Administration Chief Information & Innovation Officer Lenny Schad will lead the discussion on how they are addressing these tough challenges: Overcoming the Digital Divide: Providing internet […]
The 2020-21 school year budgeting focus is on technology more than other education company offerings, according to a recent survey of administrators nationwide.
An artist's touch has helped the first-year program excel through promoting, marketing, and educating. And it's doing well on the gaming side, too, with a national champion.
Among growing concerns about the "Covid-19" slide, a new study has found that more than half of students experienced learning loss every summer between grades 1 and 6.
To take some pressure off teachers, a virtual learning team will create all of the online lessons for the Mountain View Whisman School District in Silicon Valley this coming year.
