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High School Transformation State Network

The High School Transformation State Network (HSTSN) aims to build and enhance the capacity of state boards of education to enable high school experiences that foster content mastery and durable skills.

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State Planning to Harness Emerging Education Technology

Join us for a webinar on state planning for education technology.

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NASBE in the News

Navigating Educational Transformation: A Q&A with State Board Leader Paolo DeMaria

In this insightful Q&A with the Carnegie Foundation, NASBE President and CEO Paolo DeMaria shares his thoughts on the vital role state boards can play to transform educational policy and practice.

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The Standard - Article

State Education Policy and the New Artificial Intelligence

The technology is new, but the challenges are familiar.

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The Standard - Article

Opportunities and Challenges: Insights from North Carolina's AI Guidelines

Early guidance helps all schools seize the technology’s potential and mitigate the risks.

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The Standard - Column

State Board Voice: Opening the Door to Opportunities with Ed Tech

No resource has more significant implications for the future than technology.

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The Standard

Technology in Education

Savvy state leaders will set their sights on ways to broaden access to technology’s benefits, solve problems confronting educators, and protect students against the risks of misuse.

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The Standard - Column

The NASBE Interview: Richard Culatta

State board members should empower staff at the state and local level to use technology that aligns with the state’s learning vision.

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The Standard - Article

Connecting the National Educational Technology Plan to State Policy: A Roadmap for State Boards

State leaders can use the plan to gauge whether their policies are expanding technology access, teachers’ capacity, and the learning experience.

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