3 ways superintendents can maximize resources this school year
Educational Leadership
Educational leadership is the backbone of school, district, and state education, establishing policies and practices for student and teacher success.
8 lessons to help school leaders manage change
The details of effective change management will vary from school to school, but breaking change into smaller pieces, allowing people to change at their own pace, and being aware of everyone’s social and emotional wellness are keys to making it manageable wherever you are
“Ambitious growth” is needed to accelerate learning recovery
New data highlights connection between implementing ambitious goals and closing unfinished learning gaps in reading and math
What keeps edtech leaders up at night?
Julia Fallon, Executive Director of SETDA, discusses key findings released today from the 2023 State Ed Tech Trends report
5 reasons to use a one-stop-shop communications platform
Implementing a new school-home communications platform led to a number of benefits across this entire district
Unfinished learning concerns still plague educators
Nationwide surveys reveal parents’ and educators’ concerns and hopes regarding students’ ongoing unfinished learning
As COVID relief spending deadlines loom, one district moves ahead with an uncommon tech plan
Pressure is hitting districts as they face a Sept. 30 deadline to commit dollars from the second of three stimulus packages--and a year later, another deadline to spend the third, largest, and final installment
Districts brace for fiscal cliff as COVID relief funding nears an end
Inflation and educator feedback are among top considerations in adjusting spending for the new school year, an AASA ARP survey finds
A new battle in the war for cybersecurity in schools: Part 1
Frank Pileiro, Supervisor of Technology and Data for the Linwood Board of Education in Southern New Jersey, discusses new initiatives that every district can use.
Education majors share why they want to become teachers
Many teachers have left the profession after the pandemic, citing burnout and inadequate pay, but some Indianapolis college students are sure of their decision to choose a career in education
Resource Library:
Three requirements for an effective mass communication system for schools and districts
Mass communications: There’s no such thing as one-size-fits-all communication. Any school or district communications plan isn’t complete without a reliable system that can frictionlessly reach your entire community. However, reaching…
Teach your students the importance of CPR and AEDs
Introduce your students to the importance of CPR and AEDs with our free “Restart a Heart” activity book. The activity book features coloring pages, connect-the-dots, and other fun activities for…
Is your school prepared to treat sudden cardiac arrest?
Implementing an AED program or upgrading your current one is a great way to ensure everyone in your school has access to potentially lifesaving equipment if they need it. Download…
Webinars:
10 Steps to Data Readiness
Discover the power of unified K-12 data in our webinar, 10 Steps for Data Readiness. In today’s data-driven era, it’s ... Read more
Unlock Funding For Your Schools: How to Leverage the E-Rate Program
You can never be too organized when it comes to E-Rate—and it all starts by creating an effective technology roadmap ... Read more
Overcoming the Impact of Staffing Shortages
A deep dive into the impact of teacher shortages on education and how technology can support shifting classroom realities Join ... Read more
Staffing for 2023-24 – Expand Options and Fill Gaps with Remote Teachers
School districts nationwide are facing unprecedented teacher shortages, with thousands of schools understaffed each year. With the 2023-24 school year ... Read more