
Back to School 2026: What K-12 IT Directors Need to Know About Emergency Communication Requirements
Tennessee passed its version of Alyssa’s Law in 2023. Alabama and Mississippi have each tried twice to pass their own version and failed both times,

Tennessee passed its version of Alyssa’s Law in 2023. Alabama and Mississippi have each tried twice to pass their own version and failed both times,

School just started back, and you’re already drowning. Hot take… cybersecurity is not waiting for things to settle down. So here is the most useful

Money is tricky. For school districts, that is no exception. Who decides where the money goes can be complicated. But after working with more than

We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Michelle Krieger, keynote speaker at the TETA Summer Institute 2026 and Data Protection Officer for Lake

You have probably noticed it yourself. You see an unfamiliar number and the screen says “Spam Likely.” You do not answer. The caller never leaves

If parents are not answering calls from your school, there is a good chance your calls are being labeled before they even ring. You may

Schools are carrying so much. Every day, administrators, teachers, SROs, office staff, and technology teams are focused on the work of educating students, supporting families,

Every summer, schools call Ambit to update phone menus. Summer hours change. Offices are open on different days. Enrollment questions start rolling in. Parents need

When schools talk about safety, the conversation usually starts with the obvious things. Locked doors. Cameras. Visitor management. SROs. Emergency drills. Access control. Policies. Procedures.

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