To meet the increasing demand of employers for career readiness in the Career and Technical Education (CTE) fields, the availability of workforce development grants funded by private organizations, local, state or federal agencies is increasing. These grants offer resources to…
While a school’s athletic facilities are primarily for use during physical education and by that school’s sports teams, others may have an interest in accessing them, as well. For example, some students or staff members may want to exercise in…
For more than two centuries, humans have been in awe of hot air balloons—both for their beauty as they glide through the sky, and the amazing views they offer to those who ride in them. This diversion has found its…
Over the last few years, the general public’s use of drones has increased quite a bit. Schools, in particular, have started incorporating drones into their educational offerings, facilities management and security protocols. While drones can offer many different benefits, they…
For as long as schools have existed, there have been school fundraisers. In particular, athletic organizations and other extracurricular activities tend to have financial needs beyond their allocated budgets. And so, they try to organize ways to raise money on…
Over the last decade, gaga ball has become a popular sport among both children and teenagers. Played in an octagonal pit, the game can be a great way to engage youth of all different skill levels—which is why a number…
Athletic tournaments and camps are common at school locations. Not only does such an event provide the school with an opportunity to encourage athletic competition, and it could also be a significant fundraiser for the specific program hosting it. Of…
As one of the biggest areas in a school, a stage or auditorium may seem like a tempting place to use as storage. Unfortunately, it can also become a major fire hazard—especially if proper maintenance is not performed on the…
There’s nothing like a school fair or festival to buoy the spirits of students, staff members and parents alike. Depending on the scope of your fair, you may offer inflatable bounce houses, pony rides, wagon rides or a dunk tank…
At some schools, students and community members are fortunate to have access to makerspace programs—workspaces in which they can practice skills associated with a particular hobby. Some of those hobbies include woodworking, metalworking, photography, glassblowing, ceramics and 3D printing. This…