Date posted
Jul
26
By: Sydney Mattia, student at the University of Central Florida and HR Intern for Auburn-Washburn USD 437 My name is Sydney Mattia and I am a...
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Welcome to Candid Conversations with AASPA.
We are fortunate to have members willing to share their expertise, experience and wisdom as human resource professionals. These topics are not only relevant to human capital leaders, but are at the forefront of the issues facing education today. Read on, and enjoy. And if you feel like contributing, go ahead and Tweet and remember to include #AASPA.
Date posted
Jun
24
When it comes to paying for college there are various ways to help you pay for college, such as grants, scholarships, savings, and federal student...
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Date posted
Jun
21
The Survey This Spring Auburn-Washburn USD 437 conducted a survey of 147 college and university students that were approaching graduation and...
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Date posted
Jun
8
The implication of state-set boundaries for the validity of teaching licenses creates natural barriers for any teacher who wishes to consider moving...
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Date posted
Jun
3
The Dynamic World of Education The last year has been a tumultuous time for the world of education. School closures due to COVID-19, virtual...
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Date posted
Jun
1
This past year the pandemic pushed all of us responsible for education talent management and culture to focus on the essentials: ensuring our people...
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Date posted
May
25
As with many school districts, the process of recruiting, hiring and managing substitute teachers and paraprofessionals had become an overwhelming...
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Date posted
May
21
As we approach a year of learning disruption at the hands of COVID-19, students across the country are still not where they need to be academically....
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Date posted
May
19
Looking ahead to the 2021/22 school year, we see one North Star guiding school staffing: educators across America are irreplaceable. Fatigued...
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May
11
When we talk about education, it is important to make a distinction between equity and equality. Equality would mean allocating the same level of...
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Date posted
Apr
29
I had no plans to become a teacher. Sure, I liked kids, I had been a camp counselor, and I always knew I would do something to serve the public...
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Date posted
Apr
26
For decades, school districts across the U.S. have been struggling to do more with less: Budget constraints are established top-down at the state...
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