Education News and Announcements

Post-COVID learning will certainly look different--here's what the experts have to say on what to expect and where to go from here What has been your state’s biggest accomplishment since …

Stand 4 Kind will share the Cook Center’s mental health resources with the 800,000 students it reaches each year (Salt Lake City) February 23, 2022 — The Cook Center for …

Codelicious offers a K-12 computer science curriculum aligned to state and national computer science standards. Differentiated by grade level and continuously updated to reflect changes in the field of computer …

Very few school districts were prepared for virtual learning at the scale we experienced last year. Many districts had laid some groundwork: Over the last few years, the number of …

Julie Christensen welcomes the arrival of the science of reading into more of our classrooms For years, research into how students learn to read has progressed without really making its …

Vocabulary and background knowledge are critical to reading comprehension, and teachers can reinforce them through any subject matter When you look at the five components of reading and how teachers’ …

Rather than aiming to teach to the middle, we should build engagement by first building relationships with students and helping them find a sense of purpose. As the former principal …

Site-based PreK will never be accessible to all students, but we can prepare them for kindergarten with the appropriate use of technology and a focus on relationships. As the leader …

At Wayne County Schools, we serve approximately 3,000 students, about 80% of whom qualify for a free or reduced lunch. Ours is a rural district with about 20% minority enrollment …

Since spring 2021, millions of people have quit their jobs in search of better opportunities. As they re-evaluate their work life, they cite the desire for more flexibility over where …