Since the pandemic, reports and articles in publications across the state and country have bemoaned the rise in chronic absenteeism (missing at least 10% of school days a year), says Roman Stearns, the executive director of
New York City teens now have access to free online therapy through a recently launched program, according to a report in Chalkbeat New York. City teens, ages 13-17, can text, call or video chat with licensed
Social-emotional learning (SEL) has become a hot button issue partly because many families aren’t sure what it entails, according to an article in K-12 Dive. Ask questions to help understand families’ unique concerns and address misinformation
Noel Loughrin, Strategic Solutions Manager at Laserfiche, predicts digital transformations in the back office will be as radical as those in the classroom, according to an article in eSchool News. The predictions: eSchool News
Mary Martin, Ed.D., English Language Arts Teacher, Platte County High School, MO, wrote this essay for eSchool News. ChatGPT stormed into our media, our lives, and our classrooms, and it’s a mess–but my students and
The tool paints perhaps the most comprehensive picture to date of how kids in each community are doing in school, in finding work and financially, according to WBEZ Chicago. By clicking around the dashboard, one
The teacher shortage is real — and has been growing over the last decade, according to an article in the Wyoming Tribune Eagle. Shortages vary across schools, districts, regions, grades and subject matter. They are
Twelve years ago, when I left a career as a lawyer to become a history teacher, my vision of what a “good teacher” looked like was shaped in part by movies which depict teachers who overcome
Bourbon County lies in the heart of Kentucky’s renowned horse country and has a lot to offer its 2,400 students spread out across six schools, according to an article in EdTech. It has a 95.4%
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