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Hartford Public Schools in Connecticut have contracted with Timely, because budget constraints and reduced staffing have made it increasingly difficult for the district to create master schedules.
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A survey of educators who work in career and technical education found that nearly a third of those who don't already have programs in IT and cybersecurity at their school expect one will launch in the next five years.
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Students partnered with five local businesses or agencies and were presented with minor obstacles in their work that could be fixed with a 3-D printed item.
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The state’s education system is paying more attention to developing student skills that align with available jobs in the workplace.
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Although this approach may be cost-effective, experts have expressed concerns that it is not learning-effective.
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SF 274 requires the Iowa Department of Education to establish computer science standards for elementary, middle, and high school grades.
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The aim is to revamp the district's network of long-struggling high schools by introducing new cutting edge programs that align with the region's economic development.
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The school system’s Career Technical Center is overcrowded, but the center provides training too valuable to deprive any student of due to lack of space.
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The amount of time spent testing on new electronic systems has been distracting to students, so Mississippi schools are looking to gain enough devices to allow all students to test simultaneously.
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The controversial move cuts performance-based aid and replaces it with funding for digital learning projects.
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Computer-savvy students share their expertise with seniors struggling with today’s technology.
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Dallas Dance has been a forceful, energetic and sometimes controversial presence in a suburban district known both for its outstanding and struggling schools.
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In order to earn the state’s STEM certification, schools must exhibit a commitment to providing high-quality science, technology, engineering and math programs, as well as developing project-based learning, community engagement and out-of-school STEM opportunities.
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The high school held an assembly to watch a live NASA feed of their own alumni traveling to the ISS.
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The school district voted to reopen an old school as the home to a new STEAM academy this week.
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The school district held a two-hour long “visioning session” to begin planning.
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(TNS) -- ELDON — Just miles from the simple farm house that inspired Grant Wood’s “American Gothic,” a small school district has outfitted itself with state-of-the-art technology and a forward-thinking curriculum.
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The annual CoSN leadership survey highlights include a drop in BYOD and outsourcing.
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The district has projected staff cuts and reduction of technology investments in a total cut of $1.1 million next year.
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The school district wants to further integrate Chromebooks into their classrooms.
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