BOSTON, MA – Massachusetts students will soon be facing a new standardized test after the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education voted to combine elements of the existing MCAS…
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Skills-Based Health Education Workshop
In this three hour workshop, professionals learn how to use the MA Health and Physical Education Framework to plan, design, and implement skills-based units and lessons….
Uncovering Security Flaws in Digital Education Products
…how it worked. As a software engineer, he was also curious about the site’s data security practices. And he was dismayed to discover that the site not only was unencrypted,…
Centering Joy and Humans in Education
…whole person [11:31] Ways for centering joy [13:15] How to approach curriculum and still center students [0:00] Until Next Time! Episode transcript hyperlink Episode Powered By Collaborative for Educational Services,…
‘A really big part of our lives’: State commits $15.5M to early education and care programs
…Coordinated Family and Community Engagement grants would be coming to local school districts and nonprofits so such child development services and resources can continue to be provided to families with…
Increased rural school aid ‘a tremendous win,’ administrators and legislators say
…of dollars for education across the state, including increases of $9.5 million for rural school aid and $21.3 million for regional school transportation reimbursements. Other general increases to education include…
Hadley schools land financial literacy education grant
…gives schools the opportunity to educate students on the importance of managing personal finances in a fun and interactive way. The Hopkins Academy educational fair consisted of interactive informational booths…
Special education initiatives at Ware public schools draw praise
WARE, MA – Initiatives initiated by the Special Education Director Heather Bish, that include a weekly newsletter and monthly “brainstorming” session with neighboring districts, were praised by the school committee…
Sanderson Academy teacher receives grant for remote education efforts
ASHFIELD — A local kindergarten teacher has been awarded a COVID-19 Relief Grant from the Association of American Educators Foundation (AAEF) for her efforts to improve access to remote education….
Title IX – US Department of Education issues policy letter
The US Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights recently issued a policy letter to public school districts reminding administrators of their obligation to designate at least one individual to…