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K-12 school sector experts are seeing “healthiness” for schools expand beyond air quality or the ease of cleaning interior surfaces. In this post-Covid era, “healthy” and “wellness” are intersecting expectations that, for many school districts, encompass the physical and mental wellbeing of students and teachers, greater access to outdoor spaces for play and learning, and the school’s connection to its community as a hub and resource.

Public schools lack the resources to track their facilities and operations, resulting in missed opportunities for equitable learning environments.

On Dec. 22, 2020, New York State Technology Law Section 106-b took effect, which prohibited all school districts, including public, private and charter schools, from using any biometric...

Prioritizing Health and Safety in Schools As the New School Year Begins ...

Children are heading to school in August despite scorching temperatures, and not all of them have air conditioning. Here’s what parents and guardians need to know.

(CNN) — Millions of children are heading to school in August during the worst heat wave in recorded human history.

Technology played an important role in education when students and educators needed to shift to online learning, allowing for safer delivery of lessons and lectures. Even with universities open again, education technology, or edtech, is becoming increasingly adopted in UK schools. While it poses many benefits for accessible and efficient learning, it may also be […]

Chase County Schools board members learned last week of updates on two major projects ahead at the school. New bleachers will be installed in the Longhorn gym later this year.

Many organisations are using new technologies to automate decisions about what opportunities are or are not available to us. And this is increasingly impacting children in education.

The Fraser Institute’s 2022 Report, ranking British Columbia’s 870 elementary schools and 252 secondary schools, gave me pause for thought.