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Written By Melissa Cook Rarick Blog

School Counselor Advocacy

Kick off & celebrate National School Counselor Week! In a time when school counselors are likened to the “junk drawer” of the school, and social-emotional learning is politicized to be divisive, and youth mental health concerns are on the rise, writer Melissa Cook Rarick dreams of the school counseling profession being better understood and celebrated for what it can do.

Written By Melissa Walley Blog

Computer Science Education Week Recap

Did you miss Computer Science Education Week? That’s OK! #VirtuallyDifferent Digital Learning Coach Melissa Walley recaps all the events and resources shared in December.

the 4 C's of 3d printing in the classroom

Written By Corey Hall Blog

The 4C’s: 3D Printing in Your Classroom

3D printing can help with academic standards and the critical 4C’s (critical thinking, creativity, communication, & collaboration). Dr. Corey Hall explains how in part 2 of her series.

Written By Ashley Johnson Blog

Professionalism Day in the CTE Classroom

This blog series will cover innovative ways to implement content in CTE courses. I will discuss the curriculum standards met, how I implemented the curriculum into my classroom, and the overall feedback from the students.

Young female student listen to music in class.

Written By Educator Barnes Blog

Extending Black Excellence Beyond Black History Month – Interview with Danisha Brown

Educator Barnes has a fantastic conversation with fashion designer Danisha Brown. Danisha will inspire your students to tackle their dreams!

Young girl sitting on a couch with a laptop.

Written By Sandy Goehring Blog

Using Vooks in Early Literacy

Are you looking for a way to support your emerging readers? Have you tried out Vooks? We will take a look at Vooks and explore ways to use it when support early readers, striving learners, students with special needs, and English language learners.

Written By Jessica Sullivan Blog

4 Ways School Counselors Can Use Data to Kick Start Second Semester

Data is a powerful tool for school counselors to utilize, but it can be difficult to know where to start. The beginning of a new semester is a natural time to compile data from the first half of the year, assess student needs, and reflect on your goals for your school counseling program. In this blog we will explore 4 ways school counselors can use data to successfully kick off second semester with intentionality.