Who’s excited about going back to in-person learning. The weather will be changing, and the smell of breaking back out the books for learning are things we look forward to…
We are entering the final weeks of the School Year. That means finals, projects, studying, and also time to celebrate. A major milestone whether you are graduating from middle school,…
As we spring into the month of May, we know everyone looks forward to warmer weather and the final marking period/semester of the school year. This also means we are…
Continuing our celebration of black educators and innovators with 6 more people you should know. These trailblazers are continuing the work of people like Fanny Jackson Coppin, they continue to pioneer and elevate the system to be better for everyone.
We look forward to celebrating Black History Month, sharing stories of educators and innovators and their accomplishments that have contributed positively to our society. Learn about the country’s first female African American principal, Fanny Jackson Coppin. She overcame and conquered many challenges, and inspired future generations in education and business.
Case it is taking a moment to celebrate the legacy of MLK, and his advocacy for education and civil rights, and a few lessons in leadership.
As the clock strikes midnight and 2020 comes to a close, there is a feeling of hope for the upcoming year. Here at Case•it, we want to partner with you in making the coming year productive. Many people will make new year’s resolutions and discontinue working towards them before January finishes Here are our top ten tips and best practices for successfully setting goals.
As the clock strikes midnight and 2020 comes to a close, there is a feeling of hope for the upcoming year. Here at Case•it, we want to partner with you in making the coming year productive. Many people will make new year’s resolutions and discontinue working towards them before January finishes Here are our top ten tips and best practices for successfully setting goals.
They say 2020 vision is perfect, especially in hindsight. Looking back through the challenges and difficulties of the past year could provide a lot of clarity. This will be the year we all learned to appreciate what we do have and who is in our lives. We want to take the time to thank all frontline and essential workers for the hard work they put in this year. As well as outstanding friends, family, and customers who continue to support us!
This school year has been a tough one. The impacts of COVID-19 left many students without their chance to walk the stage during graduation, attend their prom, and spend the…
