Micah Ward is an Education Staff Writer for District Administration, with a focus on national education issues in the United States. Micah's articles cover a range of topics including educational technology, school policies, trends in homeschooling, and the impact of politics on education. Micah's work has also been featured in University Business.
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Both elementary and middle schools also cited trouble filling a special education teaching vacancy with a fully certified teacher.
"You have to have a culture and climate that is conducive to learning," says Fairfield Central High School Principal Tracie Swilley. "So, I would encourage every leader, before you jump in and try to focus directly on student achievement, you have to fix the little things".
By: Micah Ward
Additionally, a new report suggests LMS platforms are the "cornerstone of learning," followed by these popular technologies.
A new framework by EdTrust offers recommendations for leaders on how to choose the right assessment for your students.
It's this leader's job to ensure that new edtech products meet the demands and expectations of those using such technologies: the educator.
That is, if its eligible services were to be expanded. Instead, many schools struggle to meet their cybersecurity budgets.
"If we're not in this space telling our story, then we're missing a good chunk of our market," says Santa Ana Unified School District Superintendent Jerry Almendarez. "Our parents and our kids are in these spaces. That's why we leverage it."
By: Micah Ward
This year, Superintendent Michael Maine wants his staff to know that anything short of excellence is not good enough for kids
Simply put, the majority of teens believe that schools should be required to teach media literacy. Here's why.
By: Micah Ward
“I’ll never forget, my first week on the job I asked about our graduation rate,” says Lansing School District Superintendent Ben Shuldiner. “They told me, ‘So many of these kids are gone and we don’t know where they are.’”
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