SETDA, the membership association representing U.S. state and territorial digital learning leaders, honored St. Albans City School, Vermont as the winner of the 2018 Student Voices Award. U.S. Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, introduced the school’s students and provided remarks for an audience of 250 education leaders during the Education Forum awards luncheon at SETDA’s Leadership Summit in Arlington, Virginia.
Each year for the past decade, SETDA has honored one school across the United States with the Student Voices Award, which honors an outstanding K-12 school or district that has used technology to improve the educational achievement of their students.
St. Albans City School students highlighted examples of how technology tools and resources provided them with personalized and project-based learning opportunities. They also shared the e-portfolio system that captures each child’s learning through their years from pre k-12.
Learn more about the Student Voices award and past winners here: https://www.setda.org/outreach/awards/student-voices/
