Education

Nearly two-thirds of teachers who use AI say it gives them time back for students. A district that wants to act on that claim needs a simple way to check it. When the Walton Family Foundation and Gallup released results from a survey of more than 1,900 educators on October 14, one finding drew the…

An Education Commission of the States analysis of governors’ 2026 state of the state addresses found at least 23 governors mentioned teacher recruitment, retention, and compensation directly, while at least 35 governors mentioned K-12 achievement or academic supports, making 2026 the first year academics emerged as the most frequently mentioned education priority since the organization…

A bipartisan bill passed by Congress funds the government through September 30, 2026, and extends several specific protections and programs practice leadership and physician advocacy organizations have been watching closely. This piece breaks down exactly what this legislation extends, why the Medicaid provision deserves particular attention, and what practice administrators and physician advocacy leadership should…

A federal executive order aimed at blocking states from enforcing their own artificial intelligence laws has created a genuine, unresolved authority conflict that state and local government technology buyers are now navigating in real time. The order directs federal agencies, including the Department of Justice, to challenge or preempt state AI regulations deemed “onerous,” arguing…

District-wide technology decisions get plenty of attention from central IT leadership, and reasonably so, since student information systems, network infrastructure, and cybersecurity platforms typically require district-level approval and district-level budget. But a meaningful share of the technology and program purchasing actually happening inside a district’s schools every year never touches the central IT office at…

Every district office receives a steady stream of vendor outreach, some relevant, most not, and a growing share of it addressed to the wrong person entirely. A curriculum director’s inbox fills with pitches meant for a technology director. A superintendent who left the district eighteen months ago still gets calendar invites from vendors who never…

A guest perspective on why the platforms districts have always used to post educator jobs were built for a fundamentally different market — and what the data says about the gap between what those platforms deliver and what the 2026 hiring landscape actually requires. The average K-12 educator job posting in a high-shortage market receives…

As organisations collect data from apps, websites, sensors, payment systems, and customer platforms, the challenge is no longer just storing information. The real challenge is extracting usable insights from massive, structured datasets quickly and reliably. Traditional databases and single-machine SQL engines struggle when tables grow into billions of rows or when data arrives continuously. This…

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