Washington To Create Statewide Longintudinal Data System for K-12 Schools
The Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction is launching a statewide longitudinal data system to collect, store, analyze, and report student, educator, and financial data from the state's K-12 schools.
MoreFederal Government To Launch 'Connected Educator' Initiative at ISTE
The Office of Educational Technology in the United States Department of Education is launching a new initiative designed to "explore the potential for online communities to support professional educators."
MoreRio Salado College Works with New York Times System to Deliver Teacher Training
A community college in Arizona is teaming up with the New York Times to produce online teacher preparation courses.
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