by NCCE | Jul 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
By Jessica Schuler In a fifth-grade classroom at Jefferson Elementary School in Gallup, New Mexico, students are exploring Spider Rock and Canyon de Chelly National Monument—places deeply connected to the Navajo story of Spider Woman, a revered figure who, according...
by NCCE | Jul 11, 2026 | Professional Development
Summer offers educators something they sorely miss during the school year: time to pause, reflect, and reset. After months of instruction, planning, assessment, and student support, the summer break provides an important opportunity for rest. However, that open...
by NCCE | Jul 6, 2026 | NCCE News, Uncategorized
Following a remarkable 20-year career dedicated to investing in students, Kiersten Kerr, MLIS, officially retired this past June. A “proud Viking” to her core, Kiersten spent the last 15 years as the Library Media Specialist at Coeur...
by NCCE | Jun 29, 2026 | Google, Uncategorized
Google Classroom Introduction Each year, as I prepare for my upcoming class, one of my initial tasks involves establishing my Google Classroom. This process may initially appear daunting, as you contemplate how to organize your classes, add assignments, share...
by NCCE | Jun 25, 2026 | Uncategorized
Over the last few decades, technology has dramatically transformed the way classrooms operate, from the use of collaborative learning platforms to digital resources that enhance instruction in innovative ways. But schools can now use technology not only to support...
