Celebrate March Madness with these fun and educational activities! Your students will become engaged and involved in the excitement.
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CTO/CIOEducational ResearchEquity, Diversity, InclusionLeadership
2024 SpeakUp! Survey for K-12 Leaders
by Matt Russellby Matt RussellLearn about the SpeakUp! Survey for Leaders. Plus, sign up for free webinars on using the NETP and SpeakUp! data to address equity issues!
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Professional Learning
Bridging Success: Crafting Your Professional Development Plan
by Jessica Hallby Jessica HallTake a look at Learning.com’s four key components to professional development planning! Ensure your school and district’s PD is successful.
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English Language Arts Reading (ELAR)ReadingTEKS
The Middle School ELAR TEKS and Free, Editable Spreadsheets
by Emily Hornby Emily HornTEKS spreadsheets are back by popular demand! Today, we’re looking at the Middle School ELAR TEKS for grades 6-8.
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CybersecurityFunding
The State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLCGP)
by Matt Russellby Matt RussellThe deadline for the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program is March 14. Have you applied to strengthen digital defenses? Learn more!
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Discover Gemini, Google’s latest AI. Explore how it enhances teaching, fosters creativity, and engages students like never before!
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Announcements/Important Dates
Five Classroom Activities to Celebrate Leap Day
by Diana Bennerby Diana BennerLeap Day occurs every four years on February 29. Celebrate this day in the classroom with these five Leap Day activities.
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Considering doing a book study with your team? Take a look at this 7-step process and some book recommendation lists!
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Artificial IntelligenceCoding/Computer Science
A Scope and Sequence for Computational Thinking: Part 1
See how to use the power of AI to get started with designing a K-8 computational thinking curriculum for your school!
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We’re back with more editable TEKS and “I can” statement spreadsheets! Read about the new K-5 Science TEKS and then download these gems.
