In March 2020, nearly every school shut its doors and embraced virtual learning. This was to keep students and educators safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Districts hoped virtual and [...]
As you know, the government responded to the financial loss of the COVID-19 pandemic with supplemental relief assistance. This was given to many entities – one being educational agencies. [...]
Through the Federal Education Stabilization Fund, $279 billion became available to schools to help mitigate the impact of COVID-19. Within that, $30 billion was specifically allocated for summer school, [...]
More federal relief funding has been provided to help schools safely reopen and mitigate learning loss. If you’re planning to talk to your administrator about purchasing items for your STEM classroom or makerspace it’s best to come prepared. Here are [...]
As the ongoing debate of college as a destination for young people spins on, vocational schools are coming back into focus. They are a unique place for application style [...]
updated: March 16th, 2021 It’s easy to get overwhelmed with an excess of information especially as it pertains to the past year. As teachers, you know that delivering information in an organized [...]
In 2020, educators became experts on new teaching styles they never thought they’d have to do. Distance and hybrid learning was introduced to keep both students and teachers safe. [...]
As we close out 2020 and greet 2021 with open arms, it seems like a good time to reflect on how classroom practices have changed due to our changing [...]
This has been the most adventurous year yet in education (and that is saying it lightly). All educators have basically reinvented the wheel without any time at all, and [...]
For the first time since the pandemic started, it is reasonable to look ahead toward its end. We aren’t there yet, but the path toward the end has now been laid [...]
