Savvas Learning Company, a next-generation K-12 learning solutions leader, is excited to announce that enVision Mathematics© 2024, the newest edition of its proven-effective math series for grades K-12, has received the highest rating of “All-Green” from EdReports. The classroom-tested, teacher-loved enVision K-12 math series provides evidence-based, standards-aligned content, combined with personalized adaptive learning, to support all students in developing deep conceptual math understanding, procedural skills, and fluency. The new edition offers expanded digital resources and even more high-interest, student-centered activities that engage learners in real-world, meaningful math. Also included are a variety of new instructional support tools to save teachers time while providing them flexibility for lesson planning. Offering vertical alignment from kindergarten through grade 12, the curriculum is designed to provide continuity from year-to-year — something that school districts like Johnston County Public Schools in North Carolina value.

Canada will soon see nine daily newspapers stop printing editions on Mondays. The publications are The Vancouver Sun, The Province, Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun, Edmonton Journal, Edmonton Sun, Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Sun and Montreal Gazette, publisher Postmedia Network Inc. announced last week. That leaves the Toronto Star, Toronto Sun, Winnipeg Sun, Journal de Montréal and Journal de Québec as the only dailies in Canada that publish print editions seven days a week, the Globe And Mail reports, media analyst Steve Faguy.

Last week we issued an urgent appeal to help fund a suit we hope to file against the state of Massachusetts and its outrageous “cookie nexus” regulation. The full appeal is below, but in a nutshell, we can only file this action with your help. Some have already stepped up with pledges and we thank you for that. To all others, we need your help. This will become a national standard if not opposed. If you are with a high profile company, review our appeal below. Then please let us know we can count on you by clicking on the auto-reply email below. Also this week, the Boston Herald ran an article on the topic in case you missed it... Help Thwart Massachusetts’s Cookie Nexus Law Industry Must Fund Legal Challenge Or Face Consequences Dear Catalog & E-commerce Industry Members: Place a cookie or provide an app that is downloaded by a Massachusetts resident and you have just created a physical presence in the state, according to a new regulation being promulgated. The State Department of Revenue introduced this approach once before, only to have it struck down in court following an ACMA/NetChoice lawsuit. But after correcting the defects pointed out by us, MA is back with a new approach that flies in the face of both the Quill presence and the Internet Tax Freedom Act. This dangerous expansion of state powers will be quickly replicated elsewhere if uncontested. Recall how quickly the click-thru nexus laws expanded? New York promoted this new approach unopposed, which then spread to 20 other states almost overnight. Click Read More below for additional detail.