Originally published on November 10, 2021 by the74million.org. Written by Julie Young. Managing Director, ASU Prep | Vice President of ASU Educational Outreach. A story is told about a flood that rose so quickly, a man had to go to the second floor of his home, where he prayed for God to save him. Before long, a neighbor came by in a canoe and yelled to the homeowner, “Come on in. I’ll get you out of here.” The man answered, “No, I’ll be fine. I have faith God will save...
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Professional development is invaluable. Whether it comes in the form of mentorship or instructional learning, it has the power to help you reach your goals and positively impact the trajectory of your career. And that’s especially true for teachers. The effectiveness likely comes down to personalization; having the means to...
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As a school committed to innovation, ASU Preparatory Academy is proud to announce it was one of 37 districts across the U.S. selected to join the ranks of the 2021-2022 League of Innovative Schools cohort. The League of Innovative Schools cohort is a nationwide network of educators launched in 2011...
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If you’re in charge of building or planning for a virtual program in your district, you know the state policy decisions, funding idiosyncrasies, and sheer number of options are enough to make anyone’s head spin. “Every state is so unique in the way that they provide funding,” says Teresa King,...
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National School Principals Month Passionate. Supportive. Inspirational. These are just a few of the words we heard from students, faculty, and staff about our hardworking team of principals. Each October, National School Principals Month is a chance for us to recognize their commitment, excellence, and leadership. It’s also an opportunity...
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The 2021-2022 school year is off to a challenging start. Tens of thousands of students across the country are facing quarantine after exposure to the highly contagious delta variant of coronavirus. Many thought this school year would bring a return to normalcy. Instead, it has left many schools and districts...
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This podcast is from Getting Smart. Key Points Students need access to high quality online options, no matter where they are or the state of the world. Universities should be asking themselves what assets they can bring to their learners at whatever stage they are at in their learning journey. ...
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