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%
“For them to have the necessary training, seconds save lives,” Scott Lasby told WILX News 10. Time that Scott Lasby hoped for when his son Skylar went into cardiac arrest in 2019. “If anybody knew
The number of students who were suspended or arrested at school fell dramatically during the first full school year of the pandemic, new federal data show, according to Chalkbeat Chicago. And though disparities in who
A New York superintendent writes in K-12 Dive that AI, if used correctly, has the potential to provide more personalized, engaging learning for students. Jared Bloom is superintendent of the Franklin Square Union Free School District
The culmination of Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) strategic planning work for 2023-2030 resulted in the development of four pillars that identify what FCPS must do well to reach the plans’ goals. The Four Pillars
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