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How a therapy dog helps special ed students during COVID-19

By Steven Blackburn

Despite school closures, a Henry Hudson Regional School therapy dog named Hudson is still providing social-emotional support for students with special needs via a video-conferencing platform.

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Technology used for virtual school nursing

K-12 leaders gaining some flexibility over budgets

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April 09, 2020

7 actions school nurses are taking during coronavirus closures

The school nurse's role has evolved as confirmed cases of the virus have grown and more districts have closed schools and shifted to distance learning. Here's how school nurses are maintaining contact with students with health conditions in a time of social distancing.

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April 08, 2020

4 districts that created innovative CTE programs and pathways

These four K-12 districts are being honored as Districts of Distinction runners-up for developing innovative career and technical education programs.

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April 06, 2020

How competency-based education creates choice and confidence

Why competency-based education relies on students having some freedom over how they demonstrate learning.

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April 03, 2020

4 ways to strengthen your online special education

Don't forget accessibility and engagement when offering online specialized instruction. Here are ideas for boosting specialized instruction when it's delivered remotely.

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April 03, 2020

How to get students online without MiFi hotspots

Mobile WiFi hotspots, also known as MiFis, are in short supply as equity-minded superintendents work to ensure all students have access to the internet to participate fully in online learning.

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April 02, 2020

School leaders make quick adjustments to online learning

School leaders navigating coronavirus closures have shifted online learning on-the-fly to help students and teachers face numerous challenges, including access and illness.

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April 01, 2020

Why smartphones can't fill the access gap in online learning

Students who use smartphones for online education will fall behind and may be worse off than students without a broadband internet connection, one expert says.

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How a therapy dog helps special ed students during COVID-19

Technology used for virtual school nursing

K-12 leaders gaining some flexibility over budgets

Student Success Stories

7 actions school nurses are taking during coronavirus closures

4 districts that created innovative CTE programs and pathways

How competency-based education creates choice and confidence

4 ways to strengthen your online special education

How to get students online without MiFi hotspots

School leaders make quick adjustments to online learning

Why smartphones can't fill the access gap in online learning