In the shadow of the emerging Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, silence seemed tempting to some school communications leaders. After all, you aren’t the Centers for Disease Control. How important could it be for parents to hear from you until major school-related...
We all have our own way of doing things. Sometimes we do things differently just out of personal preference. Other times, we do things differently because it’s the only way we can actually do it. For example, when I complete an online form, I prefer to tab through...
“Aladdin and the Magic Lamp” is a fairytale that never gets old. It’s a great story. Even in its many versions, all of the Aladdin stories have some things in common: the lamp, three wishes, and (who could forget?) a genie. What is it about the story that...
It will be the decade that artificial intelligence takes center stage in how we operate our schools. From hiring to firing, to project bidding and fundraising, an AI platform will predict a looming problem, solve it, and let you know about the predictive...
We are getting daily calls from schools around the U.S. about what they are facing with the onslaught of complaints filed with the Office of Civil Rights against their schools. Here is a common scenario they share: Step 1:The school gets notified by the OCR that...
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