Month: November 2019

Editorial by Eric Hall, President and Founder of EH&A EH&A along with the Coalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH) has worked tirelessly over the years

In its 2019 State of the States report, EducationSuperHighway declares mission accomplished on closing the connectivity gap, with 99% of the nation’s schools now having

Stepping into the role after a troubled iPad rollout, Sophia Mendoza has successfully restructured classroom tech initiatives in the nation’s second-largest district. When one of

The U.S. construction industry, like agriculture and manufacturing, has a reputation for relying on undocumented workers. That’s mostly because legal workers simply aren’t available, and

A former Rockford, Illinois, elementary school employee was unable to prevail on his race discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against the Rockford Board of Education because

When most people think of fraud, things like email viruses, phone scams, and stolen credit card information come to mind. While most businesses have implemented

From phishing to ransomware, K–12 IT leaders have plenty to worry about. Ransomware, phishing and distributed denial of service attacks tend to be the main

Advocates of increased school surveillance often say that even if a few inaccuracies arise, ultimately the benefits of increased safety outweigh the costs. But whose

A massive retaining wall inside the Point Loma High School stadium has broken away from the hillside it is holding back. The wall, approximately 20

With marching orders from the Legislature to create a parent-friendly document, the California Department of Education is in the final throes of designing another version