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    A Big Shout-Out to School Librarians

    by Peggy Reimers August 21, 2026
    by Peggy Reimers August 21, 2026

    At the start of a new school year, I want to pause and thank school librarians. TCEA recently wrapped up access to our fifth online Librarian Conference, where attendees explored …

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    A Superintendent’s Playbook for AI: Part 2

    by Dr. Michael Lubelfeld August 20, 2026
    by Dr. Michael Lubelfeld August 20, 2026

    Beyond the Pilot: What Districtwide AI Integration Actually Looks Like in Year Two Year one of AI in schools runs on adrenaline. A few enthusiastic teachers, a splashy pilot, and …

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    Does Your AI Support Your District Improvement Plan? A Practical AI ROI Check

    by Dr. Bruce Ellis August 19, 2026
    by Dr. Bruce Ellis August 19, 2026

    District leaders need evidence that AI tools support improvement goals. Learn how to measure capacity, audit bundled and personal tools, uncover equity gaps, and make defensible budget decisions with confidence.

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    Claude for Teachers Is Free for a Year, but I Have Questions

    by Peggy Reimers August 18, 2026
    by Peggy Reimers August 18, 2026

    When I first heard about Claude for Teachers, I was excited. Anthropic is offering verified K–12 educators in the United States free access to Claude’s paid features for one year. …

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    A Superintendent’s Playbook for AI

    by Dr. Michael Lubelfeld August 18, 2026
    by Dr. Michael Lubelfeld August 18, 2026

    Innovation with Guardrails: Building an AI Framework That Does Not Outrun Your Community Every superintendent I talk to feels the same pull. The technology is moving faster than our governance; …

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    ACE in Math: Three Questions That Show Real Understanding

    by Miguel Guhlin August 17, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin August 17, 2026

    One of the problems that plagued me as a young math student? Getting the right answer without understanding how I got there. It’s like making an intuitive leap instead of …

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    Turn Literature Study into an Investigation with PlotPoint

    by Miguel Guhlin August 14, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin August 14, 2026

    Looking for a way to engage students with literature? Consider PlotPoint, a literature learning arcade featuring 100 titles. The goal of PlotPoint is to turn reading into an investigation. It …

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    Classroom Routines That Work

    by Diana Benner August 13, 2026
    by Diana Benner August 13, 2026

    Help students become more independent with practical classroom routines for arrival, transitions, materials, group work, cleanup, dismissal, and more.

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    Six Teacher Discounts Worth Checking Before You Pay Full Price

    by Miguel Guhlin August 12, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin August 12, 2026

    Have you walked into a store, seen all the school related items on display, and wanted to pick up a few class sets for your students? That’s what happens every …

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    Critical Thinking Online Breakouts for K–12 Classrooms: Bible as Literature

    by Miguel Guhlin August 11, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin August 11, 2026

    You may have seen the headlines, board discussions, or hallway conversations already. Bible-related texts are showing up in new ways in Texas instructional materials and reading lists. That can make …

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