Reflections and lessons from the pandemic and how tech-driven professional development can better serve students with disabilities.

Chief Francis started with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office in November 2007. He oversees the Department of School Safety and is responsible for direct oversight of the increasing demands and ...

Over a 30-year span, Gladys I. Cruz has established a distinguished career in education as a teacher and leader at the local, regional and state levels. As District Superintendent for Questar III, Dr.

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Monroe, a city of about 48,000, has a challenging student population. Median household income is less than half the national ...

As a next step, we linked inadequacies in literacy skills to the long-term impact on students. Our high school already supported an initiative where we prompted students to be ready for employment, ...

At Russellville City Schools, we embraced the science of reading in 2016 before most state and local districts by returning our attention to the literacy concepts that had been in place since 1998 ...

Use a curriculum rich in content. “The rigor of the writing is based on the content,” White observes. “When students write about something, there’s understanding at a deeper level.” And with rich ...

When students are acquiring foundational literacy skills, it’s beneficial to teach them how to decode words along with how to encode, or spell, them.

Introducing a nontraditional sport, such as archery, can play a big role in terms of student belonging and diversifying participation.

This issue explores various types of literacy and how school districts are teaching much-needed lifelong skills.