Tech & Learning has named the ClassLink Suite a winner in the Primary and Secondary Education categories of its Awards of Excellence: Back to School 2026. The awards recognize products that give schools practical, versatile solutions to support effective teaching and learning throughout the new school year.
ClassLink and RTM Business Group have named four exceptional K–12 leaders as 2026 EdTech All-Stars. The awards recognize education leaders whose work moves schools forward and makes a lasting impact on the people they serve. Since 2018, ClassLink and RTM have celebrated leaders who turn ideas into action.
Tuesday morning this week, I was halfway through writing an email when I stopped. I had rewritten the second paragraph three times, trying to make sure the tone was right. Then it hit me: the school was 10 minutes away. Why was I spending 20 minutes trying to perfect an email when I could spend those twenty minutes talking to the person?
CoSN and AASA will launch Season 9 of the EmpowerED Superintendents edLeader Panel Series on Sept. 14. The 2026-2027 monthly broadcast season—sponsored by ClassLink and broadcast on edWeb.net—begins with “Leading and Sustaining Technology Innovations in Today’s School District Settings.”
Last week, ClassLink and NJASA celebrated the accomplishments of exceptional New Jersey educators at their annual Seaside Celebration for Ed Leaders in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Bringing together educators and thought leaders from across the state, the event gave guests a chance to connect, kick off a new school year, and celebrate their colleagues!
Important changes to Alpine School District’s technology systems for the 2026-27 school year will affect the way parents access their students’ information and pay fees. There will also be a change to the way secondary students access district Chromebooks.
Last week, ClassLink and NYSCATE celebrated the accomplishments of exceptional New York educators at their annual Linkside Celebration for Ed Leaders at Turning Stone Resort Casino. Bringing together educators and thought leaders from across the state—the event gave guests a chance to connect and celebrate their colleagues!
Edison Township Public Schools announced that Thomas Toohey, Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Special Services, has been named a 2026 ClassLink Visionary Educator, a national recognition honoring education leaders who use vision, innovation and technology to transform teaching and learning.
With the rise of artificial intelligence throughout the country, many parents have had questions regarding its usage in the classrooms that teach their children. “Even as you get older, you still want the emphasis to be on teaching skills, teaching the mechanics and usage of the English language,” said Roanoke City Council PTA President Jessical Blandy.
