K12-DATA BLOG
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Students at a New York High School Ran Their Own Budget Vote, and Districts Can Turn Budget Season Into a Civics Lesson
A New York high school let students choose how to spend $25,000 through a real election. Here is how it worked, what it produced, and a starter plan any district can follow.
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Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Its Critical Role in Preparing Students for K–12 Success
Why is TK so critical preparing students for better outcomes in k-12 education? Where did this idea stem from, how has it done, and are there any lessons taught here?
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Seven Reasons Why Price Matters
Don't Underestimate the Value of Pricing
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9 Things I Love About the Education Market from a Salesperson.
A few things to love about selling into the K-12 space
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K-12 School Email Marketing Lists Data: How is Your Revenue Delivered?
Don't Get Complacent With Your Credit Card Payment Processing Provider.
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K12 & Random Acts of Kindness.org
It never hurts to share some kindness and it feels so good.
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The Upside of Downsizing
Keep it simple. Maybe there's gravity in your stuff and it's pulling you down.
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Do One Thing Well
Focus on the core of your business. Get that right and then move on, or not.
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Grow Your Business By Being Genuine
The importance of being earnest in business shouldn't be overlooked.
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