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Building Bridges, Not Walls: Tech & Learning’s EdExec Summit Report By Christine Weiser published 25 August 25 The EdExec Summit attendees included industry veterans, startup founders, district leaders, policy experts, consultants, and investors.
New School Leader Starter Kit By Ray Bendici last updated 15 August 25 If you’ve just become a leader in your school, here’s some advice, resources, and more to help you get started
Strategic School Planning for Fall: 11 Key Considerations for Leaders By Steve Baule published 12 August 25 In a time of rapid change, strategic planning must be both rigorous and responsive, and the most successful leaders will be those who can achieve that balance.
SHIFT to Embrace AI: Shaping Your Legacy By Sascha Zuger published 5 August 25 Global educator and author Ayo Jones shares how looking to the future of education in the Age of AI starts with looking back.
Innovative Leader Report: A New Education Leadership-Focused Weekly Newsletter From Tech & Learning By TL Editors published 4 August 25 New weekly newsletter from Tech & Learning will focus on innovative leaders, special events, and much more
EdExec Summit: 4 Tips to Plan for Successful AI Adoption By Sascha Zuger published 29 July 25 EdExec Summit: Amanda Bickerstaff discusses the urgency of AI adoption in education
6 Tips to Innovate On A Budget By Sascha Zuger published 28 July 25 Innovative Leader Award - Michelle Chenevert shares how to get the most edtech bang for the buck
What Works, What Doesn’t, and How to Tell: The Data That Should Drive K–12 Edtech Decisions in 2025-26 By Lisa Katz published 25 July 25 District leaders, now more than in years past, are less interested in vendor promises and more focused on evidence that learning took place.
The ABC’s of Adding Key Partnerships to Your Program By Sascha Zuger published 21 July 25 Innovative Leader Award - Dr. Julianne Ross-Kleinmann shares how to forge partnerships to help your school succeed
Managing The Victim Mindset In Teaching By Michael Gaskell published 10 July 25 How to not be overpowered by negative, victim mindset by adopting a fair and balanced approach.
