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  1. Three professionals collaborate at a table with laptops and digital charts in a modern tech office, driving K–12 innovation in 2026, while others work at interactive screens in the background.Driving K–12 Innovation in 2026: What Leaders Must KnowK–12 innovation is shifting fast. A new report spotlights the hurdles, accelerators, and tech enablers shaping district strategy in 2026.Feb 164 min readEdCircuit Staff
  2. Three students stand outdoors on campus, smiling and looking at a document together as they discuss their College Decision Next Steps. Each carries backpacks and notebooks.College Decision Next Steps After AcceptanceCollege decision next steps can feel overwhelming—FAFSA, scholarships, housing, travel costs, and admitted-student days all shape the final choice.Feb 134 min readEdCircuit Staff
  3. Digital illustration honoring African American scientists who advanced safety in science education.African Americans Who Shaped Safety in Science EducationThis Black History Month, we honor African Americans whose leadership and science reshaped lab safety and strengthened science education.Feb 125 min readEdCircuit Staff
  4. Three students sit at a table with architectural models, blueprints, and color swatches, discussing a project. Other students work in groups in a bright, creative classroom filled with posters and models.Real-World Learning in High School ClassroomsDiscover how real-world learning in high school classrooms uses project-based experiences to build practical skills, career readiness, and student engagement.Feb 124 min readEdCircuit Staff
  5. A teacher helps three young students using tablets at a classroom table, integrating AI in K-5 Learning, while other children work in the background.AI in K-5 Learning: Reading, Math & Problem SolvingHow AI in K-5 classrooms can help students improve reading, math, and problem-solving while supporting teachers and preserving human connection.Feb 115 min readEdCircuit Staff
  6. Students participate in various school activities, where staff uphold their duty of care—from arriving by bus and eating lunch to gym class, playing music, working with a teacher, using a drill, and operating a 3D printer.School Duty of Care: A District-Wide ResponsibilitySchool duty of care is a district-wide responsibility that begins before students arrive and continues through classrooms, athletics, and after-school programs.Feb 94 min readEdCircuit Staff
  7. A digital illustration honoring African American pioneers whose work shaped education and technology.African American Ed Tech Pioneers Who Changed LearningThis Black History Month, we celebrate African American ed tech pioneers whose innovation, leadership, and vision reshaped education and expanded opportunity.Feb 64 min readEdCircuit Staff
  8. A diverse group of children uses tablets and laptops in a classroom, exploring AI and Accessibility, with a teacher and a large robot displayed on a digital screen in the background.AI and Accessibility in K-12 Education: A Turning PointAI and accessibility in K-12 education are converging fast. District leaders must act now to ensure generative AI expands access—not inequity.Feb 56 min readEdCircuit Staff
  9. School counselor appreciation week: students and parents meet with teachers and counselors in a bright school officeSchool Counselor Appreciation Week 2026National School Counseling Week 2027 is February 1-5, themed School Counselors Make History. What counselors do and how to thank them.Feb 43 min readEdCircuit Staff
  10. A teacher introduces AI in the Classroom by showing a robot on a tablet to diverse students. Other children use tablets, while a whiteboard displays AI and technology icons. Sunlight streams through the window.AI in the Classroom: How Teachers Can Lead ResponsiblyAI in the classroom works best when teachers lead—modeling responsible use, guiding students, and ensuring AI enhances learning without replacing educators.Feb 44 min readEdCircuit Staff
  11. A group of people walking in the snow with the Ohio Statehouse in the background, as discussions around Ohio Senate Bill 1 Is Reshaping Higher Education continue to unfold.Ohio Senate Bill 1 Is Reshaping Higher EducationOhio Senate Bill 1 is forcing colleges to cut low-producing programs and dismantle DEI efforts, reshaping higher education statewide.Feb 35 min readEdCircuit Staff
  12. A teacher promotes media literacy in schools by helping two students with an assignment at a library table, using a laptop and printed papers.Media Literacy in Schools and the Evolving Librarian RoleMedia literacy in schools shapes the modern middle and high school librarian’s role, helping students question sources and think critically every day.Feb 35 min readEdCircuit Staff
  13. Three professionals stand next to a safety shower, with one woman pointing at it while two men take notes and observe—a practical demonstration of Safety Audits That Matter in Active Classrooms.Safety Audits That Matter in Active ClassroomsSafety Audits must examine real classroom conditions, not empty rooms—this Safer Ed episode explains how schools uncover risk before incidents occur.Feb 24 min readEdCircuit Staff
  14. A collage of students engaged in career and technical education: welding, culinary arts, robotics engineering, and a medical examination in a classroom or workshop setting.Career and Technical Education: Celebrating CTE MonthCelebrating CTE Month: Career and Technical Education empowers students with hands-on learning, workforce readiness, and real-world pathways for success.Feb 26 min readEdCircuit Staff
  15. Parents and children interact with teachers and view student artwork during an open house event in a brightly lit classroom, showcasing the benefits of School Choice.School Choice Opens Doors for Today’s StudentsSchool choice offers families multiple K–12 education options, and School Choice Week helps highlight how those choices can open doors for students.Jan 305 min readEdCircuit Staff
  16. Two children sit at a table doing homework with books and a laptop, highlighting digital equity, while two adults stand in the background using their phones in a kitchen.Digital Equity and Snow Days: Rethinking Online LearningDigital equity in education is tested on snow days, when shifting learning online can unintentionally widen access gaps for students and families.Jan 295 min readEdCircuit Staff
  17. A teacher holds a tablet with colorful data charts, smiling at students working at desks in a bright classroomHow AI Supports Student Behavior in SchoolsAI can help schools see behavior patterns earlier. How it fits with PBIS and behavioral assessments, and the privacy safeguards schools need.Jan 283 min readEdCircuit Staff
  18. Two colleagues sit at a table in a casual office setting, smiling and talking over mugs—a scene that reflects educator wellness. The table holds notebooks, fruit, and a water bottle, with sofas, plants, and bulletin boards in the background.Educator Wellness: Making Work-Life Balance RealEducator wellness is a school-wide strategy: protect time, reduce overload, and normalize mental health support so staff can thrive at work and at home.Jan 277 min readEdCircuit Staff
  19. Three adults review documents in a science lab, surrounded by equipment and experiments; as others work near a whiteboard, they discuss protocols—demonstrating that everyone plays a role in answering the question: who owns safety?.Who Owns Safety? Turning Near Misses Into ActionNear miss reporting in schools: what OSHA recommends and a seven-step plan for who reports, who decides and who responds.Jan 268 min readEdCircuit Staff
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edCircuit is a mission-based organization entirely focused on the K-20 EdTech Industry and emPowering the voices that can provide guidance and expertise in facilitating the appropriate usage of digital technology in education. Our goal is to elevate the voices of today’s innovative thought leaders and edtech experts. Subscribe to receive notifications in your inbox

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