Dr. Jared Cotton’s litmus test for tech is simple – if it helps the teaching effort, it’s effective, if not, it will not work.

Dr. Mike Brophy combines decades of experience in teaching and administration with a very open and progressive outlook.

According to statistics, up to 10 million children in the United States have some form of reading disability.

Equity in education seen as a moral obligation rather than a contrived principal of choice.

Outside funding has helped the district balance their budget for the last seven years running, a notable accomplishment.

Science is not just a textbook, it’s LIFE.

RTI assists students in developing to become better readers, writers, and mathematicians.

Dr. Alena Zachary-Ross is passionate about maintaining a sense of honesty and integrity inside education.

Leadership that supports student learning by those who have chosen administration for the right reasons.

Using tests as an opportunity for students rather than a burden.

The better writer the teacher is, the better they express their lessons.

Attitude and incentives can stop teacher defections and migrations.

Innovative virtual learning system directed at early elementary-aged children

Nowadays, voice commands can handle typing for us, so why should we still learn keyboarding skills? Here’s the reason: voice technology isn’t flawless.

Later start times disrupt EVERYTHING but kids need their sleep.