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Chemical Hygiene Plan: A Portland Reminder for Every SchoolThe Benson High incident shows why every school using chemicals needs a current Chemical Hygiene Plan, trained staff, and practiced spill-response procedures.
Teacher In-Service Meets MicrolearningTeacher in-service is embracing microlearning, giving educators shorter, focused professional learning that fits busy schedules and improves classroom practice.
School Threat Assessment: Connecting Warning SignsSchool threat assessment works when people know what to report, where to report it, and how concerns become coordinated support.
AI Leadership Requires a Human ApproachAI leadership requires trust, communication, and governance as districts balance innovation with ethics and human-centered decision-making.
Welcoming New Teachers and Students in the First WeeksNew teachers and students face different challenges, but thoughtful support during the first weeks can help both find confidence, connection and belonging.
AI Deepfake Response Plans for School DistrictsA deepfake response plan helps schools protect victims, preserve evidence, meet Title IX and state-law duties, and communicate without spreading harm.
School Safety Guide: Emergency Plans, Drills, Threat Assessment and SecurityA school safety guide for district leaders, principals and staff: emergency plans, drills, threat assessment, physical security, police and wellbeing.
AI Detection in Schools: Rethinking AssessmentAI detection in schools cannot prove authorship. Schools need fairer ways to protect academic integrity and assess what students understand.
Social-Emotional Learning Guide: SEL Skills, Research, Curriculum and PolicyA guide to social-emotional learning for school leaders, counselors, teachers and families: SEL skills, evidence, policy, curriculum and activities.
Back to School: 1996 vs. 2026Back to school in 1996 meant Trapper Keepers and textbooks. In 2026, students return with laptops, cloud assignments, and AI.
Lab Safety in Schools: A Guide for K–12 Science LabsA lab safety guide for school leaders and science teachers: rules, equipment, eye protection, fume hoods, symbols, safety data sheets, training and liability.
K-12 Technology Leadership Is EvolvingK-12 technology leadership is evolving as AI, cybersecurity, and strategic planning reshape what districts need from their leaders
School Safety Drills: Completion Is Not PreparednessSchool safety drills should do more than satisfy a requirement. They should reveal whether people, plans, and systems will work under pressure.
Why School Culture Matters More Than EverWhy school culture matters more than ever starts with relationships, trust, and belonging. Strong cultures help schools thrive.
New York City Schools Ban AI Through Grade 8New York City schools ban AI through eighth grade while introducing screen-time limits and guided AI instruction for high school students.
AI Deepfakes: The New School Safety ThreatAI deepfakes are creating school safety risks through cyberbullying, impersonation, sextortion, misinformation, and attacks on trust.
Measuring Technology Impact in SchoolsMeasuring technology impact in schools requires more than usage statistics. District leaders must identify meaningful outcomes and align metrics with goals.
Ohio School Attendance Law Shifts Focus to SupportOhio schools must now contact families after a student misses 5 percent of school time. What the 2026 attendance law requires, and how it differs from truancy.
E-Bike Safety Is the New School Commute ChallengeE-bike safety is becoming a school priority as more students arrive on electric bikes and scooters amid changing rules and rising injuries.
















