Governing Bodies and The Outlier Syndrome
By Tami A. Tanoue, Executive Director, CIRSA Those who have been working with municipalities for an extended period have observed a phenomenon that occurs at […]
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In Search of Instructional Technology Utopia
By Joe Robinson, K12 Development Executive, Apple Education Best instructional practices paired with meaningful, seamless technology integration is the elusive, but worthwhile goal of educators […]
Continue reading »New Digital Books Showcase Local Stories, Language, and Culture
Yupiit, Yukon-Koyukuk, Copper River, and Hydaburg school districts have collaborated with AASB to create a collection of fifteen interactive digital books featuring Yup’ik, Denaakk’e, Ahtna, […]
Continue reading »2019 School Climate & Connectedness Survey Results within STEPS Alaska
By Jenni Lefing, School Climate and Conference Coordinator School climate matters. How students, staff, and families feel about their school’s climate and how connected they […]
Continue reading »Navigators: Choosing Life’s Direction
How do we support our most vulnerable youth through programming that extends beyond the classroom and home? We know that it takes our entire community […]
Continue reading »Results Count: Assessing Chronic Absenteeism
Do you ever wish you had a crystal ball so you could impact the course of the future? While not set in stone, indicators can […]
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