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Elevate
Looking for updates and articles from our annual conference? You’re in the right place.
Elevate Back-to-School Series: Extra Credit, Curving Assignments, and Penalty Points
Learn about Advanced Grading Options in the FACTS SIS Gradebook If you’re a teacher, you may be wondering how you utilize advanced grading functionality like adding extra assignments or curving assignments within FACTS SIS. Or, you may need to place
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Finding Alternative Sources of Funding at FACTS Elevate
Providing a private, non-public K-12 education is expensive. Thankfully, there is a source of funds available to every private school – including faith-based schools – that provides professional development for teachers and principals, supplemental academic support for struggling and disabled
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Present at FACTS Elevate 2020 in Orlando
As a current FACTS client, you’re invited to speak at FACTS Elevate 2020 at Walt Disney World in Orlando. If you’re an expert in your field or a confident FACTS product user, we’d love for you to share your knowledge
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Using Title IIA Funds for FACTS Elevate Conference
The question A frequent question to our team is, “Can Title IIA funds pay for attending the FACTS Elevate conference?” FACTS Elevate is our annual user conference for clients. With registration opening September 16 for Elevate 2020, there is no
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Sneak Peek of FACTS Elevate
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the FACTS Elevate conference (formerly the RenWeb Power Conference). At the conference, schools have been able to meet with FACTS experts, learn about industry best practices, and — perhaps most importantly — connect
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FACTS Elevate: The Premier Event for FACTS Users
FACTS Elevate, formerly known as the RenWeb Power Conference, will be held July 8-11, 2019 in Chicago, IL. This is the 10th anniversary of the users’ conference, and if you’ve never attended before, here are just a few of the
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Flipped Classrooms 101
The concept of flipping classrooms seems to be a hot, new trend in K-12 instruction. The simplest definition of a flipped classroom is when a teacher first introduces a new concept to students at home through some type of digital
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Why Are There Not More Middle-Class Students in Private Schools?
There’s no doubt that the majority of private K-12 schools are schools for the wealthy, but with FACTS, that doesn’t have to be the case.
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Web Design Trends for 2016
Things on the internet move fast, especially when it comes to website design trends. Here are a few top web design trends to watch for this year: Be careful using stock photos. Not every school can debut a new website
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