I recently came across an EdSurge article about how several states across the U.S. are revamping their state standardized tests (DeSchryver, 2019). Part of me thought, good, growth and change is always positive. The other part of me just became irritated
It’s an early Tuesday morning and you are just getting the week started after a long 3-day weekend. But today is different. You’ve been hacked and are now your entire computer system and data sources are locked down and the only thing you see on your
June 30th, 2019 is the last day to secure your district funds. If you do not spend 100% of your designated funds by the end of the fiscal year, they are gone forever! This goes for public schools and private school attempting to get their Title Funds.
“Generational Differences” is a real thing. Combined with massive change and the exponential growth of innovation in our world, it seems to get trickier every year to “keep up” with students.
However, one guy does fit the bill: Richard Byrne (and not just because my dad’s name is Richard, but it doesn’t hurt!).
So many interesting things can happen when you attend the annual CUE Conference in Palm Springs, CA.
THERE’S A NEW SHERIFF IN TOWN, ARE YOU PREPARED? A couple things to be aware of with our new administration… The department of education is changing. Of even greater importance is that school choice may be huge for all of us.
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