Being cyber smart at school used to simply mean logging out of your computer before leaving the lab. But with the move to 1:1 digital devices and remote learning, schools and students are being exposed to a high volume of threats from across the web — and inside the campus.

Jefferson County Schools received nearly $120 million from a dozen federal programs and funded more than 140 additional FTE teachers and support staff. Read this white paper to find out how they managed the enormous job of tracking and reporting grant-supported activities.

Digitizing workflows is essential for maintaining business continuity in the event of another pandemic or emergency. And with more than $190 billion in pandemic relief aid available to K-12 schools, now is the perfect opportunity for K-12 districts to digitize their back-office systems if they haven’t done so already.

Digital transformation isn’t about new platforms, technologies, or equipment. It’s about transforming your campus with digital technologies that improve the way students learn, students and staff collaborate, and the overall student experience.

When was the last time you revisited your acceptable use policy (AUP) to ensure it was current and protecting your students and district? Download this free guide to keep your AUP up to date, your district secure, and your students protected.

Change has seemed like the only constant over the past few years. Learn how school systems large and small are meeting the demand for flexible, hybrid learning environments and navigating a seemingly constant flurry of budget curveballs.