It isn't only the technology that might need to change in your school district; it also might be the mindset of all stakeholders including those at the top.
As more districts move some or all of their students to online learning, state public health officials issued a new report that stresses the benefits and safety of holding school in-person but offers scant new guidance or protocols to make that feasible.
Meriden Public Schools in Connecticut has adapted in creative ways, from using tents, classroom and bus seating charts, student cohorts, and more to make in-person learning possible.
President-elect Joe Biden wants to make preschool permanent and use the federal government's influence to improve instructional practices rather than regulate K-12 through testing.
The New Mexico district will soon be going back to full virtual instruction. For most schools, that would be bad news. But not for this technology team.
