Analytics-Based Strategies to Equitably Address Opportunity Gaps By Ray Bendici published 17 March 22 How schools use analytics and data to personalize the learning experience for all students
Creating Sustainable Learning Programs By Sascha Zuger published 28 February 22 Tech & Learning Innovative Leader Awards: Best Example of Sustainable Classrooms
Lightspeed Systems Acquires CatchOn: What You Need to Know By Erik Ofgang published 9 February 22 Lightspeed Systems recently announced its acquisition of CatchOn. Here’s what that means for both companies and for educators.
Cyber Insurance: What Schools Need to Know By Annie Galvin Teich published 4 February 22 As cybersecurity attacks increase, districts ask if the cost of cyber insurance is worth the price
Best Student Data Privacy Practices for Schools By Sascha Zuger published 28 January 22 Protecting student data privacy goes beyond buying the most expensive product
Potential E-Rate Changes: Cybersecurity and New Competitive Bidding By Erik Ofgang published 26 January 22 John Harrington of Funds For Learning says districts should be permitted to apply E-rate funding to cybersecurity but that proposed changes to the discount’s competitive bidding process are not necessary.
How to Quiet the Hyperactive Hive Mind in Schools By Michael Gaskell published 10 January 22 School leaders need to identify and quell toxic groupthink that can lead to a hyperactive hive mind that impairs everyone
How to Install a New School Intercom System By Beverly Miller published 23 November 21 Selecting and installing a new school intercom system now goes beyond simply replacing outdated equipment
Leveraging Funds To Improve Schools and Meet the Needs of All Students By Susan Gentz, Trent Grundmeyer published 10 November 21 Flush with funding, K-12 superintendents have to make sure spending solves current problems and provides investment in the future
How to Develop a Diverse School IT Staff By Ray Bendici published 28 October 21 To create a diverse school IT staff, education leaders have to be intentional about recruiting, supporting, and developing professionals from all backgrounds
School Cyberattacks: How the FBI Works to Protect School Districts By Erik Ofgang published 22 October 21 School cyberattacks are increasing, particularly ransomware attacks. The FBI has advice for keeping your school safe.
How to Show Appreciation for Teachers By Dr. Kecia Ray published 1 September 21 Appreciation for teachers needs to be a priority during this challenging time
Grant Proposals: 7 Questions to Ask As You Write By Gwen Solomon published 23 August 21 When crafting a grant proposal, asking yourself the right questions during the process can help improve your chance of success
How Schools and Districts Are Connecting with Families By Ray Bendici published 20 August 21 Connecting with families continues to be a focus for educators as the 2021-22 school year begins
High-Yield Strategies to Normalize 2021-22 School Year By Dr. Kecia Ray published 4 August 21 Focusing on strategies in two key areas -- social and emotional needs and the assessment gap -- can pay dividends for educators in the upcoming school year
Extended Learning Time: 5 Things to Consider By Susan Gentz published 7 June 21 As districts consider extended learning time, it's critical that these programs are not just treated as additional learning time
Educators Moving Away from Seat Time for Mastery-Based Education By Erik Ofgang published 3 May 21 Some districts are replacing traditional views of seat time with mastery-based education.
District-Owned Homeschooling: COVID-19 Spurs New Learning and Funding Models By Susan Gentz published 13 April 21 District-owned homeschooling is an opportunity for districts and parents to partner for individualized learning
7 Steps to Plan a Grant Proposal By Gwen Solomon published 8 March 21 Following these steps can help guide your grant proposal to success
How To Improve School Ventilation Without Spending Thousands By Erik Ofgang published 17 February 21 Better ventilation is part of President Biden’s plan for schools to resume in-person learning. Here’s how schools can do that quickly and without major investments
