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It's August, and students across the country are settling into their new school year. As routine takes hold, parent-teacher conferences, IEP meetings, and disciplinary discussions approach.

School leaders nationwide are facing significant budget shortfalls in 2025. Multiple factors are creating this financial strain. The expiration of federal COVID-19 relief (ESSER) funds has left many districts making difficult cuts in staff and programs. Adding to this uncertainty, the federal...

How can schools balance tight budgets while providing language support for students and families with limited English proficiency (LEP)? Language barriers can make it difficult for LEP families to access crucial school information, creating challenges for student success. Effective budgeting for...

To create inclusive educational environments, states like Illinois have recently enacted new legislation to support non-English-speaking parents of children with learning disabilities. These laws ensure parents receive essential resources during critical meetings, such as Individualized Education...

eLearning has rapidly evolved into a crucial component of professional learning strategies. The advent of global health concerns in 2020 and the subsequent years was unprecedented. This led to the widespread distribution of various "Safe Return to Work" guidelines via infographics, email...

Proper training is the key to success for any business, regardless of the sector it operates in. Since many companies are international, it is important to provide training to all employees, preferably in their mother tongue, to get better results. Therefore, translating educational materials...

Remote learning has never been more important than in today’s environment. Software developer Instructure and their flagship program Canvas have helped educate millions of children and corporate learners through e-learning. Canvas is a platform that allows educators to quickly concept a learning...

“I feel like I can’t get involved like I want to, to help my daughter. It’s very difficult. Sometimes, it wears me out because I feel powerless.” Says Edith Rodriguez, a Spanish-speaking mother. It is all too common for non-English speaking parents to feel alienated and powerless to help in their...

In 2015, the Census Bureau reported that the United States was home to 63.2 million non-English speaking residents, and those areas, such as the Bronx and Miami, actually have a higher percentage of people who do not speak English. These numbers hold major significance for many business owners as...

Human Resources plays a significant role in setting the cultural tone of a company. Employers have an obligation to provide a safe and effective workplace for employees. As part of that responsibility, they play a part in facing and eliminating language barriers at work. In the second part of this...