By Michelle Ryan and Vanessa Vaquerano, Ed.D. At our district, the chronic absenteeism crisis was a growing concern, fundamentally reshaping our priorities in K-12 education. We recognized that traditional, reactive approaches like mailed letters and after-the-fact notifications simply weren’t enough to address the profound impact on student success—from academic risk to the potential of dropping ...

By Kiran Kodithala and Lee Lambert In the current era marked by swift technological progress, concerns surrounding job displacement due to artificial intelligence (AI) have become a focal point of discussion. However, rather than succumbing to fear, individuals need to recognize the opportunities AI presents for personal and professional growth in the evolving job landscape.  ...

By Angelo Biasi Editor’s Note: This article is from our friends at ET Magazine. In a world where the only constant is change, education and workforce development must not only keep pace but anticipate and lead into the future with clear intent. This sentiment has never been more pertinent than now, as we stand at ...

By Kevin Dorsey, Ed.D. Most schools have returned to normal operations, but planning for future closures is still important. Now when schools close for weather, plumbing, transportation issues or so many reasons, schools can instantly flip to remote teaching and learning and never miss a scheduled school day. Benefits include not impacting school breaks or ...

By Sal Gerardo “A student is not a container you have to fill, but a torch you have to light up.” — Albert Einstein Education has challenges, some of which were brought on by the pandemic, and some that were brought on because education has been painfully slow to change and move with the rest ...