For Preston Coppels of Loudoun County Public Schools in Ashburn, Virginia, dealing with rapid growth is about planning, planning, planning.

Brain research has been finding its way into teaching and the curriculum. Now, it can benefit school leadership with a new field of study called neuroleadership.

Cyberbullying is a serious challenge for school districts. Much of it goes on outside their networks, and yet it can profoundly impact students’ day-to-day lives. Mike Donlin shares his thoughts on the subject.

At the Milwaukee Public Schools, James Davis is building one the nation's first WiMax networks.

Between implementing a teacher pay-for-performance system and organizing the CIOs of his state, Ed Freeman of Denver Public Schools is a busy man.

Interview with Darryl LaGace
Darryl LaGace is chief technology officer for the Lemon Grove School District in southern California. He talks about his plans for the district's future. He is also past president of the California Educational Technology Professionals Association (CETPA) and talks about its plans as well.

Boston Public Schools' Kim Rice is changing the role of technology in her community, one customer at a time.

Peter J. Young talks about professional development, parent communication, funding and partnerships.

Not too long ago I was participating in a national meeting of K-12 CIOs, listening to a panel discussion on the latest developments in district IT shops. Although the three panelists were justifiably proud of their accomplishments, I was struck by the absence of a common component from almost all of the presentations and ensuing discussions. Yet I could not quite put my finger on what was missing.