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Embracing the AI renaissance in K12 education
This article intends to introduce key areas of focus that must be considered in the strategic planning process for any district ready to embark on the AI world.
Is this student gifted? It depends on the teacher
The “rater effect”—or the effect of the individual doing the rating on the resulting score—impacts teachers' subjective judgments during the gifted and talented identification process.
Looking for PD on AI? Try this free course for teachers
Once a teacher completes the course, they’ll be given a certificate they can bring to their district for professional development credit if their district and/or state allows it.
5 ways districts can better handle social media threats
School leaders should work with law enforcement to develop a response plan that starts discreetly, at a lower intensity, and scales up rapidly if a threat becomes credible.
How inclusive physical education can instill a love for movement
When physical education is modified to be accessible and fun, all students can build the confidence, competence and motivation to see movement as part of a healthy and joyful lifestyle.
Nearly 60% of teachers worry about possible school shootings
Nearly 25% of teachers report having gone into lockdown last school year in response to a possible gun-related threat, new research shows.
DA’s Top EdTech Products of the Year 2025 contest is now open!
The contest is now open for the District Administration Top EdTech Products awards, which are designed to showcase the latest in edtech innovation, with the emphasis on how these technology solutions are breaking new ground in the edtech market.
Courts rule on missed IEP goals and Title IX; preschool guidance released
How much IEP progress is enough for a district to show that it provided free appropriate public education? According to one court regarding a middle schooler with a seizure disorder, not hitting annual IEP goals is not enough progress.
