5 Most Versatile Certifications for High School Students
Certifications provide high school students with practical skills, enhancing resumes and opening diverse career opportunities in various fields.
Quick and Easy Summer Math Practice? 5 Free Multiplication Apps to Try On-the-Go
Looking for on-the-go and fun options for kids to gain or maintain math skills over the summer? These 5 are a great place to start.
Can’t-Miss Education Conferences in 2026
Our team is incredibly fortunate to participate in and attend dozens of conferences around the world. These events offer opportunities to connect with educators, innovators, and thought leaders shaping the future of education. Whether you’re looking to deepen your knowledge in edtech, personalized learning, or school leadership, there’s something for…
10 Strategies for Schools to Improve Parent Engagement
By: Jennifer Larson. The key to productive and positive parent engagement is a consistent and simplified flow of communication between school, home and all other stakeholders. Schools can take advantage of best practices to give parents more visibility into their child’s day-to-day.
From Idea to Impact: How AI is Fueling the Next Generation of Student Entrepreneurs
AI empowers student entrepreneurs like those behind StudySnap, Infinilearn, and TeachShare, fostering youthful innovation and real-world impact.
Smart List: 50 Advocacy Organizations Making a Difference
We are excited to recognize these 50 great policy and advocacy organizations. These are the groups putting students first, illuminating the path to change and leading the most pressing conversations.
How System Leaders Can Intentionally Design to Build Math Identity
How system leaders can improve math achievement by designing instruction that builds math identity, reasoning, and confidence.
The Shift from Informed to Involved: NewSchools Summit as a Call For Agency and Collective Action
Discover how participants at the NewSchools Summit engaged with AI, shifting from users to innovators in technology.
Kinds of Thinking (& Prompts for More Thinking)
Eight kinds of thinking—from strategic to intuitive—that help educators, leaders, and learners make wiser decisions in complex contexts.
Changing Work Flow of Schools
AI in schools won’t matter until school workflow changes—shifting from fixed instruction to adaptive, personalized learning systems.