A growing body of research has found that instructional environments that allow for choice, freedom of movement, and interactive experiences result in students who are more comfortable, more engaged and...

What is Green procurement in K-12 schools? Green procurement, sometimes called environmentally preferable purchasing (EPP), is defined as buying products and services with a smaller environmental impact than similar products.

This article delves into the importance of networking for school district procurement officers and offers insights into organizations and strategies to enhance their professional networks.

On a bright morning in a small town, as children play and teachers prepare their lessons, school administrators face the solemn task of ensuring everyone's safety—a fundamental responsibility in today’s...

By embracing EPP, schools can not only contribute to environmental conservation but also instill a sense of responsibility and awareness in students, paving the way for a more sustainable future.

Procurement decisions in educational institutions are critical and can have serious implications for cybersecurity. A notable example involves a district that suffered a ransomware attack due to poorly chosen software.