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John Sowash’s monthly EDU newsletter always lists ten or more links he briefly describes and commends for educators to check out. Some recent ones he’s called out are: ​Virtual games [...]

Now that P-CCS  is bringing middle school and high school students back on-campus, teachers may wish to further adjust their instruction for optimized learning with the new schedule. The hybrid [...]

On March 25, Wayne RESA will be hosting a FREE virtual Maker-STEM Summit for educators. Author/illustrator Kevin O’Malley will be the keynote speaker followed by three breakout sessions. To [...]

February is Black History Month. Wayne RESA has put together several resources that teachers can use this month and throughout the school year to help infuse Black History in the curriculum. [...]

Now that P-CCS  is bringing middle school and high school students back on-campus, teachers may wish to further adjust their instruction for optimized learning with the new schedule. The hybrid [...]

Anyone with a year-long course (or 100+ modules), might be noticing that is takes quite a long time for all your modules to load. Students and families may also be experiencing this lag when they [...]

In order to get the most out of our Zoom experience, it is important to update the app. An out-of-date Zoom app may lead to sound or other technical issues. Additionally, Zoom has recently pushed [...]

Sections allow you to subdivide students within a course. It allows you to set different due dates for assignments, quizzes, and discussions. This is ideal for managing the Blue and Green Cohorts [...]

After 18 years at P-CCS both as a middle school ELA & Technology teacher and Tech Integration Specialist, Rick Coughlin, is resigning.  If you’d like to hear his parting thoughts and [...]

Our email inboxes can become quite difficult to manage, creating a filter is a great way to clear the clutter without removing important messages that we may need to access later. For example, [...]