How Seven Districts Are Turning Data Into Action CatchOn and Digital Promise joined forces to provide participating Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools a quick way to...

District Profile: Baldwin County Public Schools 44 Number of Schools 30,602 Student Enrollment 38% Free and Reduced Lunch Seven districts ranging in various sizes and locality participated...

District Profile: Morris School District 10 Number of Schools 5,216 Student Enrollment 38% Free and Reduced Lunch Seven districts ranging in various sizes and locality participated in...

District Profile: Lincoln Public Schools 57 Number of Schools 42,020 Student Enrollment 44% Free and Reduced Lunch Seven districts ranging in various sizes and locality participated in...

District Profile: Chesapeake City Public Schools 48 Number of Schools 40,879 Student Enrollment 36% Free and Reduced Lunch Seven districts ranging in various sizes and locality participated...

Laurel Chiesa, the Director of Instructional Technology at New York’s Fayetteville-Manlius School District, outlines three ways school districts can more effectively safeguard their students’ data.

Your One-Two Layered Punch For Student Data Protection Protecting student data is a more urgent concern than ever, with cyberattacks on K-12 districts up more than 25%...

Desert Sands Unified School District, located in California’s Coachella Valley, is a 1:1 district that serves 27,000 students. Not only is that a great many devices to manage, but district leaders must also track and monitor the tremendous number of applications and online resources used on those devices.

Safeguarding student data is a primary responsibility for today’s school districts. Just one moment’s lapse in data security can result in a host of serious consequences for students: compromised safety, stolen identity, a ruined credit score, and more.

How do I track student usage and engagement? How do I promote effective professional development in a remote learning environment? ​How do I know my district is using effective apps without sacrificing data security? ​

CatchOn, offers educators total visibility into their district’s technology use through an easy-to-use dashboard that can be customized to meet the varied demands of different roles in a district.

When Santa Fe Public Schools decided to close, the district’s leaders quickly formulated a remote learning and professional development strategy to ensure students remained engaged and connected.