Can Public-Private Partnerships Work in K-12?We believe the answer is “yes” — but a P3 is not the right answer for every district

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Outside Insight:Creating Outdoor Learning Environments that Work

Jema Estrella, Los Angeles County Office of Education // Shaun Hawke, Los Angeles County Office of Education // Virginia Marquardt, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB, HMC Architects // 10.16.21

Meet Brian Basanda

Brian Basanda, Brezach Solutions Inc. // 10.16.21

5 Steps for Selecting Highly Productive Sales Reps

Dr. Michael Mercer, Mercer Systems, LLC // 10.16.21

Why Inclusive Design Matters

Carissa Shrock Oyedele, AIA, LEED BD+C // Jeanne Chen, FAIA, Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners // John Ruble, FAIA, Moore Ruble Yudell // 10.16.21

Let’s Get CreativeFocus on the benefits of your product or service

Bob Stimolo, School Market Research Institute // 10.16.21

Accomplishing More Without Building MoreCreating Effective Learning Spaces in Existing Buildings

Jonathan Rollins AIA, NCARB, GFF Architects // 10.16.21

Keys to Digitally Liberating Students Globally

Elliott Levine, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. // 10.16.21

Use Esports and Teach Youth to “Play Well. Be Well.”

Claire LaBeaux // 07.16.21