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Recent Articles: Assessment

Next school year, teachers will use diary maps to update their lessons based on student success.
Curriculum-Mapping Improves Learning
Homegrown software enables teachers to update the curriculum regularly.
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Diane Ullman Superintendent, Simsbury (Conn.) Public Schools
Developing the Next Generation of Leaders
Superintendent Diane Ullman, Simsbury (Conn.) Public Schools
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Clover Ridge Elementary School
All Students Thrive With Proficiency-Based...
This school chief stresses daily intervention, professional development and leadership.
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Chris Comstock, Gooding High School principal, sitting in background, teacher Stefanie Shaw, standing, and Heather Williams, Gooding School District superintendent, discuss at-risk high school students’ intervention plans in the Milepost SIS program.
Not Your Mother's Student Information System
Districts demand integrated solutions, in addition to parent portals and mobile access—all while saving costs.
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Next school year, teachers will use diary maps to update their lessons based on student success.
Curriculum-Mapping Improves Learning
Diane Ullman Superintendent, Simsbury (Conn.) Public Schools
Developing the Next Generation of Leaders
Clover Ridge Elementary School
All Students Thrive With Proficiency-Based...
Chris Comstock, Gooding High School principal, sitting in background, teacher Stefanie Shaw, standing, and Heather Williams, Gooding School District superintendent, discuss at-risk high school students’ intervention plans in the Milepost SIS program.
Not Your Mother's Student Information System
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