Principal Jaime Stone respects families' choices on COVID vaccinations but it's clear where her administration stands on inoculations with a wider range of students now eligible.
The government relief funds provided to help K-12 schools overcome the challenges of the pandemic offer educators a once-in-a-generation chance to eliminate barriers to reading and provide more equal access to books. Download this presentation to learn more about this funding, and how to use it to support literacy with Sora, the student reading app. […]
In the last few weeks, a middle school in Oregon went remote to implement safety and social-emotional protocols while shootings near campuses sent a New York district to distance learning.
For two decades, E-rate funds have made technology more affordable for schools and districts. Over that time, many education leaders, experts and consultants have found practical ways to maximize the funding. Download this infographic developed by Cisco and E-rate consulting firm Funds for Learning to learn 10 tips and best practices for E-rate success. […]
Any change to the way your school or district operates, or the services it offers, can increase demands on your entire IT network. New initiatives and applications can create security challenges and burden your existing network, negatively impacting other technologies already in use. Download this checklist to better understand if your network is ready for […]
The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSA) is providing an additional $54.3 billion to the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ESSER II) to help states and districts safely reopen schools, measure and effectively address learning loss, and take other actions to mitigate the impact of COVID-19. Download this brief guide from […]
STEM and career, and technical education pathways in Delaware are getting a major boost from a unique public-private partnership involving the chemical giant, DuPont.
Bloomfield Hills High School in Michigan shifted to remote learning through Thanksgiving after a family filed a $150 million lawsuit alleging "dangerous racism," according to published reports.
