Heroes at Work: Navajo Prep goes all-in on internet access during pandemic learning
Navajo Preparatory School, one of three winners in the eSchool Media K-12 Hero Awards program, committed to remote internet access for all students--not an easy feat for a rural and far-reaching campus.

Navajo Prep prioritizes internet access for all students
When COVID-19 forced NPS to shut its doors in March 2020, the entire technology department quickly mobilized to ensure learning continuity.

Building student resilience yields positive mental health behaviors
Enhancing student resilience is a natural outcome of a high-quality education--and positive patterns and behaviors are a result.

4 strategies to boost student engagement
A new school year in the middle of a pandemic brings uncertainty—but student engagement is still key to a positive classroom, whether in person or online.

Safer at home: Parents need online learning options
School districts should offer a reliable online learning option that guarantees students can stay on track if they feel uncomfortable returning to in-person classes.

Covid Recovery and the New Generation of Student Learners
Recouping skill loss after the challenges created by COVID-19 is top of mind for educators planning for back to school. Every student will need some sort of intervention. But how do you close skill gaps, monitor progress and get powerful student growth no matter where the learning takes place? Read this white paper that includes the latest research on Covid learning loss. Discover how the pandemic may impact the trajectory of K-12 students in years to come. Plus, experts share practical strategies to narrow skill gaps, including how schools can use blended learning to support extended learning models or summer school plans.