Blog
Preparing All Students for an Uncertain Future
Over the past century our world has moved from much certainty and little change, to one where nothing is certain but change. We’ve moved from an industrial-based economy to a knowledge-based economy that is global, entrepreneurial and innovative. According to futurist Thomas Frey, “about 60 percent of jobs ten years from now haven’t been created […]
Read More Download Free Resource
Read More Download Free Resource
GuideK12 in What’s New “Software & Online” Section of Tech & Learning
The ISTE issue has been released and GuideK12’s in the latest issue of Tech & Learning: http://www.techlearning.com/resources/0003/whats-new-new-tools-for-schools/70638
Read More Download Free Resource
Read More Download Free Resource
School District Passes Referendum with Unified Support
North Branch tried seven times between 2002 and 2017 to pass a bond or operating levy, without success. In 2016, a single question on the ballot failed by 125 votes, and previous attempts failed by much larger margins.
Read More Download Free Resource
Read More Download Free Resource
The Risk and Reward of Parent Centric Planning Efforts
In our complicated and political world, the idea of bringing a large groups of community members together can be frightening. The hope of bringing that group to consensus seems almost outlandish. However, the importance of the community input and the power of community support is more powerful than ever before. Public school administrators and School […]
Read More Download Free Resource
Read More Download Free Resource
EdTalk Radio interview by Larry Jacobs – LaShona Dickerson, Lafayette Parish & Keith Kruger, COSN on “The Why of Ed Tech.” How to talk to your community. GuideK12 supports these initiatives.
At the 24 minute mark, Lashona describes how having GuideK12 is helping them understand the access throughout their district to ensure the 1:1 program is successful at home and school. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/edutalk/2017/02/17/education-in-america-our-show-for-community-stakeholders-and-parents
Read More Download Free Resource
Read More Download Free Resource
Boundary Planning Blueprint: Parent-Centric Boundary Planning Leads to Timely Success
In November 2015, Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan Public Schools, the fourth largest district in Minnesota with over 28,000 students, approved a funding referendum to build its first new elementary school in 22 years, driven by a new annual student growth rate of 1.4 percent. Additional factors contributing to the growth include free all-day kindergarten recently approved by […]
Read More Download Free Resource
Read More Download Free Resource
