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Soft Seating is the Classroom Trend that Students Love
June 8th, 2022
Visit any new or recently renovated classroom and you’re likely to spot a few soft furniture pieces. Once a mainstay of preschool and daycare environments, this trend is now extremely popular in elementary and higher ed classrooms. To address today’s collaborative learning environments
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Following Up on ESSER & EANS Funds - One Year Later
Apr 28th, 2022
It’s been more than a year since the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act was signed into law. This $1.9 trillion emergency assistance package included $122 billion in Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds. Another $2.75 billion was set aside for EANS funds (Emergency Assistance to Non-Public Schools). School districts immediately used a percentage of these funds to safely reopen during the pandemic. The remaining funds are being
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Four Emerging Storage Trends for Classrooms
Oct 8th, 2021
School design trends and technology-focused instruction have created new classroom storage challenges. While every school has different space planning and storage needs, most are actively adapting their storage solutions to improve daily functionality. Lockers and shelving -- once needed to store heavy textbooks – are now passed over in favor of charging carts and other device-friendly furniture. At the same time, the movement toward . . .
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Tomorrow’s Learning Environments Will Support Flexibility, Technology and Wellness
Sept 24th, 2021
Prior to the Covid pandemic, there was already a shift in the way classrooms were set up. Schools were beginning to favor collaboration tables, standing desks and STEM makerspaces over the traditional “rows of desks” model. After 18 months of educating during a pandemic, there’s an increased urgency to address overdue upgrades. Schools are not only tasked with educating our children; they’re now expected to
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Classroom Learning is Best, but Schools Should Retain a Virtual Backup Plan
June 9th, 2021
The 2020-21 school year was defined by social distancing, interruptions to in-person attendance and a rapid adjustment to virtual learning. It’s been a particularly challenging and stressful year for teachers who had to juggle both classroom and online education. At the beginning of the pandemic, it was assumed that virtual learning would be temporary.
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How the American Families Plan Could Reshape the U.S. Educational System
April 27th, 2021
This week the Biden administration plans to unveil a massive spending and tax plan aimed at transforming the U.S. economy, specifically the educational system. The “American Families Plan” calls for infusing hundreds of billions of dollars into childcare, preschool and tuition-free community college
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