98.5% of our population has completed at least one training in the past year. That really speaks to our culture. Our colleagues are passionate about learning and continuous growth, and they want more.

Why is it that some states, like Alabama, have more than $1,000 to spend on each student for each week of pandemic learning loss, and other states, such as Massachusetts, have only $165? The answer, ...

As I wrote previously at my Substack newsletter, regarding the widespread awareness of the ChatGPT large language model (LLM) algorithm, it’s been a somewhat exciting time for me as an issue that I ...

There is a general consensus that sleep is important for learning. It is thought that memory traces are reactivated in the brain and then actively strengthened during sleep. Several researchers have ...

NEWARK, New Jersey (WABC) -- Newark educators, students and parents are reflecting on the challenges and silver linings of the COVID pandemic, five years later. On March 16, 2020, the halls inside all ...

High positions based on test scores may result from intense exam preparation rather than genuine comprehension. Economic divides allow some institutions to invest heavily in facilities and staff while ...

We understand the frustration behind the recent op-ed describing a parent’s experience with her child’s report card. No family should feel blindsided about a student’s academic needs, and schools must ...