The debate over the implementation of facial recognition technology in schools is intensifying. On one side, proponents argue that it enhances security and can prevent tragic events like school shootings. On the other, critics warn of the significant privacy and civil rights concerns it raises.
The pandemic has left an indelible mark on the educational landscape, with one of the most pressing issues being the rise in student absenteeism. This trend has not only affected student achievement but has also had a significant impact on teacher job satisfaction. As schools navigate the
A contentious debate unfolded at the recent Alpena Public Schools Board of Education meeting following a proposal by board member Eric Lawson to amend policies governing the selection of instructional materials and the complaint process. Lawson's suggestion, aimed at allowing the board to remove
The shift from traditional on-premises IT systems to cloud-based applications in K–12 schools has introduced new security challenges. With sensitive data like grades, student records, and health information at stake, safeguarding these assets in the cloud is paramount. This article explores whether
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, there is a pressing need to enhance civic education to preserve the nation's democratic ideals. The foundation of constitutional democracy was laid 249 years ago when 56 signatories took an oath to support a young constitutional democracy. This
North Carolina's educational landscape is undergoing intense scrutiny with the introduction and subsequent passing of Senate Bill 227. This legislation seeks to eliminate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) instruction from K-12 public education. Proponents argue that such a move will refocus
