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If there’s one thing that came out of the COVID-19 pandemic that is likely here to stay, it’s virtual meetings and classes. Because lockdowns forced many closures, a lot of businesses and institutions relegated to using online meeting websites to pick up work as usual. But in that came lateness.
On an episode of the podcast “Voices of Read more
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The Highschooler Who Developed a Program to Avoid Virtual Lateness
If there’s one thing that came out of the COVID-19 pandemic that is likely here to stay, it’s virtual meetings and classes. Because lockdowns forced many closures, a lot of Read more
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Lessons from Campus Safety Director of the Year Finalist Michael Reidenbach
Michael Reidenbach, Executive Director of Security and Emergency Management for the Charleston County School District 3999 in North Charleston, SC, spent a significant portion of Read more
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Lessons from Campus Safety Director of the Year Finalist Michael Reidenbach
Michael Reidenbach, Executive Director of Security and Emergency Management for the Charleston County School District 3999 in North Charleston, SC, spent a significant portion of his Read more
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Michael Horn Discusses the Need to Reinvent Education
The pandemic has often been named as education’s biggest disruptor. A catalyst for change, the pandemic highlighted failing systems along traditional learning pathways Read more
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Education is about growth. Growth of skills, learning, and communicating. When Pete Hall, founder of educationhall.com was an educational leader, growth was his priority. Read more
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What Does it Mean to Have ‘Trauma-Informed’ and ‘Age-Appropriate’ Safety Drills?
In school security news, governors in New Jersey, Texas, and Washington state recently signed legislation with specific active shooter drill parameters. “These states have taken Read more
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Pixels and Mortar: How LED Went from Small-Scale to Major Scale
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It’s hard to imagine the days when the sun used to be our only source of natural light. Since we’ve attempted to harness light in our societies, we’ve reigned in both the power of fire and Read more
What a Dip in Veganism Popularity Means for the Food and Beverage Industry
May 20, 2022
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In 2022, 5% of respondents were vegan in the Statista Survey.
Harris Poll in 2020 found that about 3% of U.S. were vegan.
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Apprenticeships are Vital in Developing the Next Generation of Workers
May 19, 2022
Trevor Matthews worked in refrigeration until he admittedly, lost his joy. Greg Crumpton refers to it as a complacency rut, “in a rinse repeat cycle.” Today Matthews, Founder of Refrigeration Mentor, Read more
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School Shootings: Threat Assessment and Developing Community Response
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The Sacramento, California mass shooting at the beginning of April 2022 left six people dead and a dozen others wounded. It’s not the first mass shooting this year, nor Read more
Who is Responsible When a Child Commits an Act of School Violence?
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Parents potentially face criminal charges for their children’s behavior.
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MarketScale Announces the Return of DisruptED
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Preparing Your School District for Big Investments in School Safety
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Preparing Your School District for Big Investments in School Safety
March 23, 2022
As the pandemic raged through our schools (and in some cities is still dictating public safety measures), the scope and definition of “school safety” expanded dramatically to account for remote Read more
How to Achieve Leading School Safety when It Matters More than Ever
There’s never been a more critical time in school safety.
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Hybrid Learning Models are Here to Stay Post-Pandemic. Two experts weigh in.
As schools across the country wrap up another unusual school year, most Read more
The GSV Cup Elite 200 Announced; Startups Will Compete For $1 Million In Prizes
ASU+GSV Summit, the annual education technology conference hosted by GSV Ventures and Arizona Read more
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The GSV Cup Elite 200 Announced; Startups Will Compete For $1 Million In Prizes
May 11, 2021
ASU+GSV Summit, the annual education technology conference hosted by GSV Ventures and Arizona State University, announced today the selection of 200 pre-seed and seed education technology Read more
4 Education Resources You May Have Missed This Month
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Are Virtual Field Trips Going to Remain Relevant Post-Pandemic?
Virtual field trips or expeditions have gained in popularity in recent years, and the COVID-19 Read more
How Tech Helps Eliminate Campus Parking Challenges for Students
Campus parking has been transformed by technology in recent years, and one of the most Read more
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Lessons from Campus Safety Director of the Year Finalist Michael Reidenbach
May 19, 2022
Michael Reidenbach, Executive Director of Security and Emergency Management for the Charleston County School District 3999 in North Charleston, SC, spent a significant portion of his Read more
K12 Summit Educator Series: Bringing Bilingual Education to the Forefront
To kick off its first episode, host of K12 Summit’s new Educator Series Read more
K12 Summit Educator Series: Supporting Bilingualism Across Texas
Host of K12 Summit’s Educator Series podcast, JW Marshall, sat down with David Read more
Summit K12: The Power of Student Choice Reading Programs
Roni Burren, President of TCTELA, is a self-professed lover of books, children, and Read more
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Roni Burren, President of TCTELA, is a self-professed lover of books, children, and justice. She is a longtime K12 educator and current adjunct professor at the University of Houston. She Read more
Accelerating Texas K12 Education: The Importance of Personalized Instruction for Students
The core foundation of every successful movement in cultivating change and growth is Read more
EdTech Providers Join Forces to Democratize Options for Hybrid Learning
Hybrid learning, meaning the use of technology to make alternatives to standard, Read more
EdTech: How to Motivate and Engage Educators in Challenging Times
Flexibility means everything in education today. Dr. Karen Ingram, national education Read more
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EdTech: How to Motivate and Engage Educators in Challenging Times
December 6, 2021
Flexibility means everything in education today. Dr. Karen Ingram, national education consultant for Istation, and Dr. Claudia Castillas, a bilingual virtual product development coach Read more
School Safety Today: Understanding the Role of Lockdown Drills
Lockdown drills: they may be an increasing trend in education systems across the Read more
The Snowball Effects of Learning Loss
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How Technology and Education are Vital Cycle Breakers of Social Inequality
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The Highschooler Who Developed a Program to Avoid Virtual Lateness
May 19, 2022
If there’s one thing that came out of the COVID-19 pandemic that is likely here to stay, it’s virtual meetings and classes. Because lockdowns forced many closures, a lot of businesses and institutions relegated to using online meeting websites to pick up work as usual. But in that came lateness.
On an episode of the podcast “Voices of Read more
Lessons from Campus Safety Director of the Year Finalist Michael Reidenbach
May 19, 2022
Michael Reidenbach, Executive Director of Security and Emergency Management for the Charleston County School District 3999 in North Charleston, SC, spent a significant portion of his police career working with schools and universities as a campus police officer and school resource officer (SRO.) Reidenbach became a recent finalist for K-12 Campus Read more
Lessons from Campus Safety Director of the Year Finalist Michael Reidenbach
May 19, 2022
Michael Reidenbach, Executive Director of Security and Emergency Management for the Charleston County School District 3999 in North Charleston, SC, spent a significant portion of his police career working with schools and universities as a campus police officer and school resource officer (SRO.) Reidenbach became a recent finalist for K-12 Campus Safety Read more
Michael Horn Discusses the Need to Reinvent Education
May 12, 2022
The pandemic has often been named as education’s biggest disruptor. A catalyst for change, the pandemic highlighted failing systems along traditional learning pathways throughout the K-12 educational system. After co-founding a non-profit thinktank focused on education disruption, education thought leader and author Michael Horn penned a new Read more
The Impact Self-Reflection Has On Creating a Positive Environment
May 12, 2022
Education is about growth. Growth of skills, learning, and communicating. When Pete Hall, founder of educationhall.com was an educational leader, growth was his priority. The problem was, no one else seemed to know where to start. Hosts Ron Stefanski and Ceasar Mickens sit down with Hall to discuss his role in education as a disruptor and Read more
What Does it Mean to Have ‘Trauma-Informed’ and ‘Age-Appropriate’ Safety Drills?
May 10, 2022
In school security news, governors in New Jersey, Texas, and Washington state recently signed legislation with specific active shooter drill parameters. “These states have taken a stance on what they believe should and should not be included in active shooter drills in schools,” said Adam Coughran.
“While the language is a bit different, all Read more
K12 Summit Educator Series: Bringing Bilingual Education to the Forefront
May 5, 2022
To kick off its first episode, host of K12 Summit’s new Educator Series podcast, JW Marshall, spoke with Dr. Liz Garza Garcia, president of BEAM with 16 years in education. While “Lizzie,” as nicknamed in college, would have never been associated with teaching, Garcia began mentoring and tutoring students in junior college. The experience of Read more
K12 Summit Educator Series: Supporting Bilingualism Across Texas
May 5, 2022
Host of K12 Summit’s Educator Series podcast, JW Marshall, sat down with David Nungaray, the public relations chair for the Texas Association of Bilingual Education (TABE) and bilingual consulting partner with The New Teacher Project. Growing up as a bilingual student himself, Nungaray has a mission of elevating the importance of multilingual Read more
The City of Dayton has a New Vision to Make Education Equitable
May 5, 2022
Education is top of mind for Jeffrey J Mimms, Jr., Mayor of Dayton, OH, and Dr. David Lawrence, Education Advisor for Dayton, OH. Mimms, a longtime educator himself with over forty years in education, is a pioneer in establishing equitable funding for public schools across Ohio. DisruptED’s Ron Stefanski and Ceasar Mickens spoke to Mimms Read more