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Beth Holine

Beth Holine joined Edmentum in 2011 as a Marketing Specialist. In her role, she works to provide teachers and educators with innovative, useful resources. Beth has a B.S. in Psychology from the Iowa State University.

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Thinking Outside the Box, Rewriting Mindsets, and Impacting School Culture

When Dr. Zach Bost moved from being the assistant principal of a high school to the principal of an elementary school in his district, many of his colleagues cautioned him against it.

[Weekly Inspiration] Students Call for Stronger Black History Curriculum

We love to see inspiring students who take charge of their learning and work with their school to implement positive change. For example, check out the students at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

5 Articles to Help You Celebrate Black History Month in Your School

Every February the United States observes Black History Month, where we honor and celebrate the achievements and important contributions made by black Americans throughout our nation’s history.

Edmentum’s February Webinars: CTE Month, Learning from Exact Path Champions, and More!

Edmentum holds monthly webinars of informative and educational topics that are great opportunities for all educators to conveniently fulfill professional development requirements and also stay on t

[Weekly Inspiration] A Student's Surprise Thank You to Teacher

When South Forsyth High School senior, Max Pacheco learned that he was accepted into his dream school, Georgia Tech, he knew he had to do something for his favorite teacher, Dr.

Free Printable Gratitude Cards For Educators & Students

“Saying thank you increases happiness, improves relationships, and even lowers your blood pressure and strengthens your heart.” Robert Emmons, University of California, Davis

The Educator’s Ultimate Guide to Preparing for High-Stakes Testing

Between making sure that you are staying on pace with curriculum guides, practicing test-taking procedures and strategies, and providing the targeted preparation and reinforcement individual students need, spring state testing can quickly begin to feel overwhelming for educators. The good news is that a little research and planning can go a long way toward ensuring that you’re able to provide the support students need to be successful on their state assessments.