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How to use blockchain in K-12 education

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | December 19, 2019

District leaders can use blockchain technology to move from traditional, linear student transcripts to cumulative-skill chains, which give learners ownership of their own data, says Wendy OIiver, DA guest columnist and FETC featured speaker.

How K-12 leaders are closing the digital divide

Ray Bendici | December 05, 2019

Educators are more proactively using technology to support learning for all students, and support the four C's—collaboration, communication, creativity and critical thinking.

Cybersecurity—what is your district's story?

December 04, 2019

While the number of cyber incidents is on the rise, there is still a portion of school leadership who believe they are somehow less of a target and therefore don't have to spend as much time and resources on cybersecurity as the "big" districts. That is not true.

Why teacher morale appears to be dropping

Matt Zalaznick | November 25, 2019

Teachers feel less optimistic, with most saying students need more social and emotional support, an annual educator confidence report says.

Why states are being sued over unprepared graduates

Steven Blackburn | October 30, 2019

A federal lawsuit blames the lack of quality education at Detroit Public Schools on the state of Michigan, which has controlled the district for nearly two decades.

Why a K-12 CIO is always on call

Shawna De La Rosa | October 31, 2019

Tacoma Public Schools CIO Ed Grassia's data recovery plan covers not just hackers, but also earthquakes, floods, fires or the potential volcanic eruption of nearby Mount Rainier.

4 steps to mitigating cybersecurity risks

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | October 16, 2019

As cyber threats evolve and grow, it's not a matter of if a cyberattack will happen but when. Or, it may have already happened to your district and you don't know it yet. What can school districts do to prepare?

Climate strikers push for stronger environmental ed

Matt Zalaznick | October 02, 2019

As young people protest to force the world's governments to take more aggressive action on climate change, American students are also urging teachers to offer comprehensive instruction on environmental challenges.

Bullying is increasing, and in some districts could lead to lawsuits and parental fines

Steven Blackburn | September 18, 2019

Student bullying in schools is increasing, despite district leaders creating anti-bullying programs to address the problem. And when schools fail to address bullying, lawsuits and even parental fines could result.

Expanding use of school climate improvement tool

Ariana Fine | September 18, 2019

Ceres USD in California is expanding its use of SchoolMint, Inc.'s Hero K12 school climate improvement tool to all elementary, middle and high schools beginning with this school year. The digital application supports the use of positive behavior reinforcement and standardized consequences.

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