Officially established within the United States in March 1987, Women’s History Month is an important time to honor the outstanding accomplishments of women both historically and in our current times […]
Read more...From social-emotional learning to AI technology, the upcoming trends for the 2022-2023 school year are bound to create waves of change throughout districts nationwide. A deep need for rethinking existing […]
Read more...With ever increasing demands, relatively low salaries, and constantly changing educational policies, teacher burnout and attrition are on the rise. According to a Gallup survey, 52% of teachers report feeling […]
Read more...A good book makes the perfect companion for summer days, whether reading out by the pool or from the comfort of an air-conditioned room. While summertime provides a welcome respite […]
Read more...Emerging in the early 2000s, podcasts have certainly gained momentum. “From 2008 to 2021, the average percentage of Americans aged 12 and older who listened to a podcast within the […]
Read more...As our communities continue to diversify, schools are responsible to educate students across a broad array of ethnicities, races, religions, and cultural backgrounds. School leaders must acknowledge the importance of […]
Read more...In case of low oxygen pressure in the cabin, please secure your mask first before assisting others. We’ve all heard the above announcement by flight attendants every time we travel […]
Read more...Superintendents and other school leaders can prepare an actionable plan that will help to make the safety of our students a priority. Being proactive instead of reactive is paramount to […]
Read more...In 2018, Richmond Public Schools had the lowest graduation rate in Virginia. Data showed that 75% of seniors graduated — a rate 16 percentage points below the state average. Despite […]
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