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Edmentum's Summer Planning & Success Toolkit

Mar 20, 2023

Adam Burke

Summer session planning is in progress, and we are here for it!

10 Things to Look for When Building Your Summer School Program

Feb 01, 2023

Madison Michell

While summer school is months away, it’s not too early to begin making your district’s plans.

Free February Classroom Resources from Edmentum

Jan 30, 2023

McKenna Wierman

There’s so much to celebrate this month! Edmentum has fun and free resources to celebrate Black History Month, Presidents’ Day, Safer Internet Day and more!

[Free Classroom Resources] January Printables, Activities, and More!

Jan 06, 2023

McKenna Wierman

As the new year and semester start, it's a great opportunity to think about the past year, set goals for the future, and get back into your routine after a restful holiday break. We've gathered some fun resources to help you make the most of January. Check them out!

Student Growth Toolkit

Check out our free guides, blogs, worksheets and other resources to ensure students are growing, accelerating, and meeting grade level expectations.

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PARCC Outlines Accommodation Standards for English Language Learners

Jul 18, 2013

Andrea Gronberg

In April of this year, edweek.org reported on the challenges facing the two Common Core assessment consortia in creating a level playing field for English language learners (ELLs).

Jobs for College Grads: Go for Business, Engineering, and Education, too

Jul 17, 2013

Kristin Flynn

The Wall Street Journal recently cited a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) that projected job opportunities in 150 occupations that typically require a bachelor's degree.

What Are the Barriers to Effective Class Scheduling?

Jul 16, 2013

Scott Sterling

It’s a widely accepted fact of our education system that there are some groups or even schools of students who have struggled, are struggling, and will continue to struggle without some creative and effective interventions.

Edmentum Edstravaganza

Jul 12, 2013

Kristin Flynn

Edmentum welcomed over 80 children to learn more about how we support students’ academic success at our inaugural Edstravaganza event and we had a blast!

STEM and Liberal Arts: They Need Each Other

Jul 11, 2013

Andrea Gronberg

It is obvious that STEM education has been the recipient of a huge amount of attention recently – and rightly so. STEM education has been lagging and in need of increased funding, innovation, recruitment, and focus.

ISTE iPad Mini Winners

Jul 10, 2013

Kristin Flynn

It was a pleasure to engage and network with thousands of educators last month at ISTE 2013. A special thank you to all who visited us at this year’s conference, participated in our many booth activities, and entered to win an iPad mini.

Is There a Way to Get More Teachers to Stay?

Jul 09, 2013

Scott Sterling

In what has become an annual summer tradition for the local newspapers in Florida and other locales, each of them run a feature on a teacher who has decided to leave the district or, worse, the pro

The World is Flat

Jul 08, 2013

Kristin Flynn

Why technology and mobile learning will change everything

In 2005, New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman published a book called The World is Flat.

Success Story: Gila Vista Junior High School

Jul 05, 2013

Andrea Gronberg

Gila Vista Junior High School in Yuma, AZ was recognized as an Edmentum Rockstar School and featured in their local paper, the YumaSun.

Puzzling and Problematic – Why Does the Achievement Gap Persist?

Jul 03, 2013

Ashlee Tatum-Eckley

Achievement gaps occur when one group of students outperforms another group and the difference in average scores for the two groups is statistically significant.