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Ultimate Teachers’ Guide to Back-to-School Planning 2023

Jul 27, 2023

Edmentum Content Team

Whether you’re awaiting the return to the classroom, happily soaking up every last drop of the summer break you can, or already teaching again, back-to-school season is in full swing.

6 Best Practices for Recruiting Top Teachers

Jul 17, 2023

Brittany Voges

Hiring staff is a critical part of school administrators’ jobs, but when you have a position open at your school, the recruiting process can be a rollercoaster. How do you find candidates with the skills you are looking for and make sure that they’re the right culture fit for your building? And how do you ensure that your school and district environments are attractive to potential employees? Here are six tips!

Administrators’ Back-to-School Planning Guide

Jun 29, 2023

Madison Michell

To support you as you begin planning for what the 2023–24 academic year will bring, we’ve curated a list of our best resources and recommended solutions aligned to your goals for this upcoming school year.

How Much Time Should Students Be Spending in Exact Path?

Mar 29, 2023

David Cicero

The time available in the school day is finite; every minute counts.

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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Fiscal Year Spend Down: 3 Ways to Use It Before You Lose It

Mar 22, 2023

Brittany Voges

As the clock ticks down on state education budgets, teachers and administrators are often encouraged to use funds before they disappear.

The Complete Test Day Success Guide

Mar 20, 2023

Edmentum Content Team

It’s officially spring, which means high-stakes tests are around the corner. We know educators across the United States have already spent weeks preparing, practicing, and planning.

Edmentum's Summer Planning & Success Toolkit

Mar 20, 2023

Adam Burke

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

Summer School Planning: 3 Instructional Best Practices to Support Credit Recovery

Mar 16, 2023

Edmentum Content Team

Here are three instructional best-practices for administrators and teachers to consider when getting ready for summer school classes.

Celebrating Pi Day: Finding Math in the Real World

Mar 14, 2023

Brittany Voges

Pi Day is always a crowd-pleaser with students, largely thanks to classroom celebrations involving a different kind of pie, but it’s also a great chance to point out the more practical value of mathematics in general.

[Spring CUE 2023 Conference] Exploring Extended Learning Opportunities at CUE

Mar 13, 2023

Brittany Voges

Later this week, Edmentum will join thousands of partners and colleagues at the Spring CUE 2023 Conference March 16-18 in Palm Springs, California.

Embrace Equity on International Women’s Day … and Every Day

Mar 07, 2023

Jamie Candee

March 8 is International Women’s Day (IWD), a day to celebrate the achievements of women everywhere, raise awareness about discrimination and take action to embrace equity.

[Federal Funding Timeline] Allocate, Award, Obligate, Oh My!

Mar 03, 2023

Hadley Blangy

As part of the federal government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, three relief bills were passed during 2020 and

[Reading Month] Our Top 14 Resources to Celebrate the Joy of Reading

Mar 02, 2023

Brittany Voges

At Edmentum, we LOVE reading and want to share our passion with you by offering you the best resources we have that are centered around literacy! Check out these resources to kick off National Reading Month in your elementary classroom.

[Women's History Month] Honoring Extraordinary Women Who Changed Education

Mar 01, 2023

Brittany Voges

March is Women’s History Month where we celebrate the contributions of women to in our culture, society, economy, and political policies, as well as the women in our lives and our own histories who