High school media programs prepare future creators through journalism, video, podcasts, AI, broadcasting, and digital storytelling.
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High school media programs prepare future creators through journalism, video, podcasts, AI, broadcasting, and digital storytelling.
Leadership storytelling helps technology leaders communicate value, build trust, and connect technology investments to student and district outcomes.
Teacher in-service has expanded beyond the auditorium, giving educators flexible, technology-driven professional learning throughout the year.
Explore 10 CoSN back-to-school resources for 2026, including tools for AI, cybersecurity, E-Rate, procurement, and professional learning.
Educational technology benefits extend beyond instruction, influencing communication, operations, cybersecurity, access, and student opportunities.
Flock cameras in schools can strengthen campus security, but their license plate tracking raises urgent privacy and oversight questions.
Summer jobs help high school students gain confidence, workplace skills, financial responsibility, and real-world experience for future success.
The hidden power of support staff in schools goes beyond operations. These unsung heroes help create culture, trust, and belonging.
Teacher in-service has evolved into personalized professional learning powered by technology, flexibility, and year-round educator growth.
The result of this coordinated, districtwide approach has been a consistent improvement in literacy scores.
Beaufort County Schools addressed post-pandemic math gaps by investing in teacher capacity, conceptual instruction, and student thinking.
A new, free AI-animated docudrama explores the life of Al-Khwarizmi and the origins of algebra and algorithms for today’s students.
Craven County discovered that strong family engagement comes not from more communication, but from communication that is visible, consistent, and accessible.
How teachers change lives through belief, connection, and everyday moments that shape confidence, direction, and lifelong impact.
Teacher Appreciation Week ideas for schools that boost morale, reward educators, and create meaningful, lasting moments teachers truly value.
Returning students to school requires strategic leadership, systemic coordination, and a commitment to building human connections.
School district layoffs are rising nationwide as deficits grow, affecting class size, programs, and student support services.
By shifting PD toward understanding student thinking, educators at Mont Vernon Village School built more confident, engaged math learners; drove student gains.
