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.
Listening to Alena Zachery-Ross, Superintendent of Ypsilanti Community Schools in Michigan, managing her district through this pandemic almost sounds like a positive story. In...
2021 Takeaways—New Classroom Methods Learned During All This Madness 3 best practices to take with us to the ‘other side’ 4 predictions for computer...
Community support and stakeholder buy-in--from students, teachers, parents, and more--is critical to the success of education initiatives In this episode of Innovations in Education,...
