Every district obviously had struggles during this past year. But for Chattahoochee County School District, a small, rural community in Southwest Georgia, it was also a time to automate and accelerate. In this episode of Innovations in Education, Superintendent Kristie Brooks, Ed.D., describes how they were able to grow their student body, provide improved personal and professional development, and change some pre-pandemic practices like attendance for the better.
Schools need innovative options as they seek to better serve students and stakeholders. In this episode of Innovations in Learning, hosted by Kevin Hogan:...
How one rural district is dealing with COVID-related connectivity and equality for fall. For Todd Dugan, superintendent of Bunker Hill CUSD #8, a small,...
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