11/23/20 — Superintendent, Prince William County Public Schools, Prince William County, VA
11/20/20 — Executive Director, Collaborative for Educational Services, Northampton, MA
11/18/20 — Data Management Fellow, Transcend Education, Flexible (Domestic...
source: ALAS
The teacher shortage is real, complex and concerning — especially in high-demand specialty areas such as special education, math and science, English as a second language and foreign language. This comes as no surprise, as many reports indicate low enrollment in these...
source: District Administration Magazine
Rapidly rising coronavirus cases nationwide and upcoming holiday travel plans could be the perfect storm to trigger COVID-19 spikes among students and teachers. That possibility is putting principals, school district leaders and...
source: Education Week
Schools around the world quickly pivoted to online learning when COVID-19 struck. Distance learning remains...
source: By Bambi Majumdar
A dozen states used CARES Act funding to help the families of K-12 students purchase Wi-Fi-enabled devices, hotspots or both, new research shows. Ohio, for instance, set aside $50 million in relief funds for the state's Broadband Ohio Connectivity grant which provides...
source: District Administration Magazine
In the era of remote learning, school districts are challenged with delivering widespread connectivity, especially in rural and underserved communities. School IT leaders have scrambled to make bandwidth available to support online classrooms...
source: EdTech Magazine
As coronavirus cases surge in her new city, the refugee wants to help her sons learn virtually, but she can't read the lessons. "I'm really worried for what my children are missing," she said through a Swahili translator last week in her West Scranton apartment. "How can...
source: Sentinel Colorado
According to a report by USAFacts, about 65% of households with children used online learning during the pandemic, and about the same percentage have contact with a teacher at least four days per week. But 11% of households with children, approximately 5.5 million children,...
source: U.S. News & World Report
In the before-times, one of the hallmarks of spring for parents, students and teachers was the ramp-up toward federally mandated standardized tests. COVID-19 had something to say about that last school year, and in mid-March,...
source: The 74
With the fall semester two or three months underway in most states in the U.S., everyone is wondering: After the COVID-19 pandemic forced a nationwide school shutdown, are schools doing better now than they were in the...
source: The Brookings Institution
Teacher pay, social-emotional learning, equitable funding and career pathways are the lynchpins of President-elect Joe Biden's platform for K-12 education. The Biden-Harris K-12 platform begins with a proposal to triple Title I funding for low-income schools, with a requirement...
source: District Administration Magazine
This summer, the Des Moines, Iowa, public schools held a series of anti-racist town hall meetings in the wake of the police-led killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and the disproportionate effects of COVID-19 on people of color...
source: Education Week
11/18/20 — Data Management Fellow, Transcend Education, Flexible (Domestic travel when safe to do so)
11/18/20 — Executive Director of Information Technology, Durham Public Schools, Durham, NC
11/18/20 — Superintendent, Cheyenne Mountain School District...
source: ALAS
