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blog | Future Ready Schools

by Tom Murray
July 1, 2026

A new national report from the Commission on Purposeful Pathways, A Launchpad for Life, is worth your time. It offers a lens that I think will challenge the way many of us evaluate our district’s pathways work, and it should. The Commission makes the case that the programs most districts are building, which include career…

blog | Career and Technical Education, College and Career Pathways, Education Policy, High Schools, Higher Education, Student Voice, Workforce and Community

by Kyle Hartung
June 30, 2026

What does it really mean to thrive? The season finale of Normal Gets Us Nowhere introduces a four-domain framework for thriving and explores why education pathways should be designed for purpose, belonging, agency, and economic securityโ€”not just employment.

blog | Assessment, Every Student Succeeds Act, State Policy Center

by Ziyu Zhou
June 16, 2026

A review of 2026 state legislation on summative assessments reveals three emerging trends: reducing statewide testing, fragmenting assessment systems, and using assessment data to expand opportunity. Learn what these proposals could mean for accountability, equity, and student success.

blog | AI, Career and Technical Education, College and Career Pathways, Education Policy, High Schools, Higher Education, Student Voice, Workforce and Community

by Charlotte Cahill
June 4, 2026

As AI transforms education and workforce development, are we repeating the same old patterns? This blog explores why AI literacy should be the starting pointโ€”not the end goalโ€”and why young people deserve opportunities to understand, evaluate, and shape the future of AI.

blog | Accountability and Support, Opportunity to Learn, Youth in Foster Care

by Jazmin Flores Peรฑa
May 28, 2026

Foster youth deserve more than systems built for survival. This blog explores how schools and federal policy can restore dignity through stable housing, health care, education supports, and real pathways to opportunity.

blog | Accountability and Support, Opportunity to Learn, Youth in Foster Care

by Jazmin Flores Peรฑa
May 21, 2026

Emerging federal legislation signals a shift in how policymakers support foster youth, recognizing that education and workforce success depend on stable housing, health care, mentorship, and coordinated systems of support.

blog | AI, Collaborative Leadership, Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, Data and Privacy, Digital Divide, Digital Learning, Future Ready Schools, Literacy

by Adam Phyall
May 20, 2026

District technology leaders must connect the conversations around AI and screen time to lead schools forward. From AI literacy to equity and governance, here are six strategies districts should prioritize to ensure thoughtful, student-centered technology integration.

blog | Achievery, Future Ready Schools

by Lia Dossin
May 5, 2026

There is always something exciting to discover within The Achievery, especially when it comes to supporting meaningful, engaging learning for students. One feature that stands out in a special way is Classroom. It is a wonderful tool for teachers and librarians who want to bring lessons together in one easy-to-use space, making it simpler than…

blog | Achievery

by Lia Dossin
April 30, 2026

As educators, we are always looking for ways to balance engagement with accountabilityโ€”finding resources that not only capture studentsโ€™ attention but also align to the standards we are expected to teach. Thatโ€™s why a new feature from The Achievery from AT&T is worth taking a closer look at. The Achievery now allows teachers to search…