Schools Running Out of COVID Relief Funds as Federal Aid Ends
Over the past few years, schools have seen a significant boost in funding due to pandemic aid. This influx of money has allowed schools to make transformative changes, such as hiring social workers, providing...
ORIGO Intervention Essentials: Transforming Math Fluency with ORIGO Education
ORIGO Education, a prominent provider of elementary math solutions for students in Pre-K to Grade 6, has introduced a new program called ORIGO Intervention Essentials. This program aims to improve math fluency for Tier...
Best States for Teachers According to WalletHub’s Rankings
Teaching is a tough job, and not all states provide the necessary support for educators. Despite the ongoing calls for better pay and more assistance, the conditions for teachers vary across the country.WalletHub recently...
Enhancing Education Through Data-Informed Decision-Making: A Comprehensive Guide
In today’s ever-changing educational landscape, school leaders and educators are facing increasingly complex challenges. The integration of data analytics and the emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) present new opportunities for more efficient and...
MicroLAB Chemistry Accessories Now Exclusively Available Through Vernier Science Education
BEAVERTON, Oregon — Vernier Science Education has recently teamed up with MicroLAB to provide support to MicroLAB customers as MicroLAB leaders retire. In this partnership, Vernier has added three new MicroLAB accessories to its...
Optimizing K-12 Student Transportation for the Future
Since 1869, when Massachusetts pioneered the integration of transportation into public education, school transportation has evolved to continuously enhance the practicality and safety of how children are transported to school. As technology advanced, buses...
Why Parents Oppose Cell Phone Bans: Ensuring Communication in Emergencies
Jenn Silverstein has two children who went through a terrifying experience when an active shooter entered their school, East High School in Denver. As the school went on lockdown, her children were able to...
Linking Student Fees to Inflation: Fair Solution for Universities | Peter Mandelson
England's universities are facing significant financial challenges that are only getting worse. With a new government in power, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has indicated that a thorough review is on the horizon. While the...
Teachers’ Response to Nine-Day-Fortnight Proposal: A New Era for Educators
Teachers in England are facing a serious recruitment crisis, with many educators feeling burnt out and leaving the profession. In response to this, the Dixons academies trust has proposed a nine-day fortnight for teachers,...
Reignite the Flow of EU Students to UK Universities Post-Brexit
British universities are eager for the government to find a way to bring back EU students to the UK after Brexit. They are considering options like reintroducing the Erasmus student exchange program. However, they...
Preview of Educause Conference 2021: What to Expect
As we prepare for the upcoming EDUCAUSE Conference 2024 in San Antonio, there are several key policy issues that will be in focus during the event. Jarret Cummings, a prominent figure in the education...
Introducing Edthena VC3: The Ultimate Video Coaching Platform for Educators
Edthena, a company based in San Francisco, has launched a new version of its video coaching platform called VC3. This new platform aims to revolutionize the video coaching process for educators by providing them...
Revolutionizing Teacher Roles to Improve Morale and Engagement
Teachers are facing a lot of stress at work, which is making them unhappy and causing many of them to leave their jobs. A new resource from the National Council on Teacher Quality suggests...
Top 5 Ways Online Coding Programs Prepare Students for Success
When our middle school introduced a robotics course this year, it was a significant development. I had experience with a gamified coding platform in my previous school district and thought it would be a...
Bridging the Digital Literacy Divide: PepsiCo Foods North America & LNESC Celebrate Hispanic Heritage...
PepsiCo Foods North America (PFNA) has recently made a significant investment of $150,000 to improve digital literacy training across the country in partnership with LULAC National Educational Service Centers (LNESC). This move is in...
UK University Chiefs Push for 70% Tertiary Education by 2040
University leaders in the UK are urging the government to set a target of 70% of young people continuing their education after leaving school by 2040. This push comes from Universities UK (UUK), which...
Dinner Lady Honored by Jamie Oliver After 40 Years at Oldham School
Alison Hopkinson, a dedicated dinner lady and cook at Greenfield St Mary’s in Oldham, recently celebrated an impressive milestone of 40 years of service at the same primary school she attended as a child....
Teachers in England Agree to Accept Pay Rise – Overwhelming Vote Result
Teachers in England have voted overwhelmingly to accept a 5.5% pay rise in a recent poll conducted by the National Education Union. The offer, which would provide schools with an additional £1.2 billion to...
‘Significant Ruling in New Hampshire Protects Trans Kids’ Privacy’
Nico Romeri's journey as a transgender teen highlights the importance of privacy and autonomy when it comes to disclosing one's gender identity. His experience of coming out to his parents in a trusted and...
Impact of VAT on Fees: Private Schools Experience Drop in Enrolments
Private schools are facing a significant drop in enrolments this year, with many attributing the decline to the impending addition of VAT to school fees. According to the Independent Schools Council (ISC), a survey...
Impact of Pandemic Science Losses on Minority Communities
The impact of the pandemic on science learning losses is a topic that is gaining increasing attention, especially when it comes to minority communities. While much of the focus has been on math and...
Private London College Relied on Videos for Teaching, Investigation Finds
A recent investigation by the Office for Students (OfS) found that students at a private higher education college in London were being taught primarily through videos and bullet points. The investigation revealed that teaching...
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Accessibility: A Comprehensive Guide
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to greatly improve accessibility and support for students, especially those with disabilities, as stated in a recent report by CoSN and CAST. The report serves as a valuable...
Should Parents Get Involved in Teenagers’ School Work? | The Role of Parental Involvement...
As a parent of two teenagers aged 12 and 14, I am facing the dilemma of how involved I should be in their school work. While my kids are bright, they seem to lack...
Empowering High School Students with New Capstone Biotechnology Resources
Discovery Education and Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, have teamed up to launch Futurelab+, an educational initiative aimed at empowering high school students with new capstone project resources in the field of...
Making Science Fun and Engaging for Kids: Tips and Strategies
Science education for kids is crucial, but many students lose interest in the subject by the eighth grade. To keep kids engaged in science, it's essential to make learning fun and interactive. One way...
Children in Youth Offender Institutions in England Lack Access to Education: Report
A recent report has revealed that children in youth offender institutions (YOIs) in England are not receiving adequate access to education. The report highlights a concerning decline in the quality and quantity of education...
Recognizing Outstanding Teachers in Local Communities: PAEMST Awards
Teachers play a crucial role in shaping the future generation, and their dedication and commitment deserve recognition. One way to celebrate outstanding educators in the community is through the Presidential Awards for Excellence in...
Empowering Education for Kids: Changing Perceptions of the World – The Hechinger Report
Aisha O'Neil, a former resident of Zion National Park, developed a deep love for the environment due to her upbringing in nature. However, she realized that her education lacked information on climate change, which...
Schools’ Post-Pandemic Struggles and Surprising Success Stories: A Source of Hope
A much-anticipated recovery from pandemic learning loss is not materializing, according to a recent analysis by three testing companies. The grim findings show a general trend of stagnation with a few isolated exceptions. However,...