How Does Classroom Lighting Affect the Students? Part III
In the third of a three part series, we explore how classroom lighting can affect the testing scores of students.
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Northern California’s Largest K-12 School District Selects New Curriculum Solution
Diverse Elk Grove Unified School District adopts LANGUAGE! Live curriculum solution for students.
How Does Classroom Lighting Affect the Students? Part II
In the second of a three part series, we explore how classroom lighting can help keep students alert.
Salt Lake City School District Overhauls Risk Management Program
Salt Lake City School District was only in search of an online training and SDS management solution, but chose to implement the entire EmployeeSafe Suite from PublicSchoolWORKS to improve overall processes.
Best Practices for School Communications and Compliance with Federal Regulations
There are a ton of regulations that fall on school systems in a number of ways. One that is sometimes overlooked covers school communication. Here are some tips to help you improve compliance.
How Does Classroom Lighting Affect the Students? Part I
In the first of a three part series, we explore how classroom lighting can help keep students alert
Every Student at This High School is Getting a Laptop
The Springfield Catholic High School students in Springfield, Mo. are going to receive new laptops as part of a multimillion dollar deal.
How TELL Helped ELL Students Taking a State-Administered Language Test
Here’s the story of how Old Adobe Union School District in California helped its English Language Learners make progress with the state-administered Californian English Language Development Test.
Interactive Whiteboard Helps Fifth Grade Class Engage with Lessons
The new JTouch interactive whiteboard at Marysville Elementary integrates seamlessly into the classroom allowing students to collaborate and interact with web content.
Research Suggests Teachers Want Virtual Reality in the Classroom
At ISTE 2016 Samsung debuted its new research into virtual reality in the classroom. The findings were surprising.
