Stories That Matter this week focus on AI leadership, cybersecurity risks, science safety culture, and communication strategies shaping modern school districts.
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Stories That Matter this week focus on AI leadership, cybersecurity risks, science safety culture, and communication strategies shaping modern school districts.
Parent communication in schools has shifted from paper to nonstop digital updates. Here’s how districts can streamline messaging and cut down on scrolling.
Schools are a prime target for cyber attacks. Here’s why K–12 systems are vulnerable—and what leaders can do to strengthen security now.
A districtwide AI operational handbook ensures safe, consistent, and effective use of AI in every classroom—protecting students while empowering teachers.
Celebrate Computer Science Education Week 2025 by promoting CS equity, creativity, and digital skills for all students, honoring Grace Hopper’s legacy.
Public Information Officers have become essential as districts face rising communication demands, crisis response needs and heightened transparency expectations
AI can streamline planning, grading, and tutoring—no expertise required. Learn how any educator can start using AI confidently and safely in the classroom.
The Stories That Matter: agentic AI, bullying prevention, CTE, teacher aides, enrollment shifts, wearables, snow day safety, and STEM shutdown protocols.
Discover why teacher aides are vital in today’s classrooms, supporting instruction, student well-being, and smooth school operations every day.
In Shelby County, Alabama, the district realized investing in their teachers was the most valuable use of resources.
As students fought to set new goals and acquire new skills, teachers pushed through learning gaps, collaborated with peers on professional development, and returned to in-person classrooms. This was a year to be proud of across education and as the school year comes to a close, the edCircuit staff wanted to take this opportunity to celebrate the successes of teachers in the classroom.
If you were to picture athletics in small-town rural Alabama, what would you see? Would you see a Friday Night Lights-Esque drama? Or would it be a small community gathering during the week to support their local athletes? I
What do pickle parties, Taki nachos, and dodgeball have in common? Stone County Middle School, that’s what. But why, you ask? Because they are middle schoolers and if something is …
As we enter a new year, we offer resolutions for educators, policymakers, and community leaders seeking to create a new possibility.
Peter Meyerhoff, PhD examines how math needs to be much more challenging, focused, and rigorous while also letting kids play.
An OSMO reference document hosted on edCircuit with permission from Osmo. Written by: Heidy Maldonado, Tangible Play, heidy@tangibleplay.com Ariel Zekelman, Tangible Play, ariel@tangibleplay.com Abstract: Inspired by Fröbel and Montessori manipulatives, …
Dr. Monica Burns shares strategy ideas on navigating digital learning spaces that can be customized to specific environments.
As back-to-school time begins across the U.S., many teachers are reflecting on instructional strategies and considering how they can sustain these practices.
