EdCircuit Staff

Beaufort County Schools addressed post-pandemic math gaps by investing in teacher capacity, conceptual instruction, and student thinking.

Summer jobs help high school students gain confidence, workplace skills, financial responsibility, and real-world experience for future success.

CA law ends punitive truancy notices as Nuview, Gerber and Mountain View school districts prove family engagement, not compliance, drives real attendance gains.

AI in rural education is expanding access, supporting teachers, and helping schools overcome barriers to deliver personalized learning.

Discover the top AI tools for back to school in 2026 and how educators can use them responsibly for planning, differentiation, feedback, and learning.

The hidden power of support staff in schools goes beyond operations. These unsung heroes help create culture, trust, and belonging.

College technology prep helps freshmen choose devices, AI tools, note-taking systems, cybersecurity protections, and campus apps before move-in.

CoSN’s new guidance helps K-12 districts move beyond screen time limits with purposeful technology policies focused on learning, safety and local needs.

Teacher in-service has evolved into personalized professional learning powered by technology, flexibility, and year-round educator growth.

Modern college search strategies help families use AI, campus visits, admissions interviews, and career planning to find the right college fit.

Welcoming a new principal begins with trust, culture, and collaboration. Discover how school communities can help new leaders succeed.

After 32 years of leadership, CoSN CEO Keith R. Krueger will step down in spring 2027, concluding a tenure that helped shape K-12 education technology.

AI for students can support learning when parents set age-appropriate boundaries and teach children to think, verify, and create independently.

A strong science lab safety culture helps schools move beyond compliance and create lasting habits that protect students and staff.

Technology leadership has evolved beyond devices and networks as K-12 leaders increasingly shape strategy, cybersecurity, AI, and district operations.