• MassCUE News 2026

    MassCUE November News

    The November MassCUE Newsletter is here, and it’s all about carrying the energy from the 2026 Fall Conference into the rest of the year. Inside, MassCUE President Andrew Marcinek shares what he brought home from Gillette Stadium and his goals for the year ahead. You’ll also find a save the date for our 45th anniversary […]

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  • Reflections on This Year’s Conference

    A thank-you, three things that stayed with me, and where I want MassCUE to go next. A note from MassCUE President Andrew Marcinek Two weeks ago I wrote that MassCUE is where I built a network when I arrived in Massachusetts without one. Two days in Foxboro reminded me why that was true then and […]

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    Forward and Beyond: Highlights from 2026 MassCUE Fall Conference

    On Oct. 14 and 15, 2026 over 2,000 educators, leaders, students, and partners filled Gillette Stadium in Foxboro for the 2026 MassCUE Fall Conference. This year’s theme, “Forward and Beyond,” asked a simple question: where do we take teaching and learning next, and how do we get there together? From keynotes to student-led panels to […]

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  • ISTE+ASCD Updates: Leadership Opportunities, Free Pokémon Clubs, and More

    The National Teachers Hall of Fame is accepting nominations for its next induction class, and school leaders can help veteran teachers earn the national recognition they deserve. Any certified teacher with at least 15 years of classroom experience is eligible. The initial nomination form is quick, and it opens the door for a deserving teacher […]

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  • MassCUE News 2026

    MassCUE October News

    The October MassCUE Newsletter is here, packed with everything you need as the Fall Conference: Forward and Beyond approaches. Inside, you’ll find  step-by-step instructions for downloading the official conference app to build your personalized agenda, and a look at the 2026 MassCUE Award recipients who will be honored at Gillette Stadium on Oct. 14-15. We’re […]

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  • Download the 2026 Fall Conference App

    Download the 2026 Fall Conference App

    The MassCUE Fall Conference is just around the corner, and this year we’re making it easier than ever to plan your day, find your way, and stay connected. Our official event app, available through Go Attend by Swoogo, puts everything you need right in your pocket. With the app, you can browse the full session […]

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  • Fall Conference 2026: Celebrate our Award Winners

    MassCUE is pleased to announce the recipients of the Administrator, Pathfinder and Shelley Chamberlain Community Service Awards. Please join us in congratulating these extraordinary educators and leaders. They will be celebrated and receive their awards as part of the MassCUE Fall Conference 2026.

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    MassCUE September News

    The September MassCUE Newsletter is here, packed with everything you need as the new school year gets underway. Inside, you’ll find that registration is officially open for the Fall Conference: Forward and Beyond at Gillette Stadium, plus a chance to win Patriots tickets if you register by Sept. 21. We’re also sharing the full keynote […]

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  • Mark Cuban Foundation "Make a Difference" flyer seeking AI Bootcamp volunteers and mentors, showing an adult mentor and two students at laptops, with lists of mentor and volunteer roles, bootcamp dates of October 31, November 7, and November 14, and a QR code to register at tinyurl.com/mcfmentor.

    Volunteer or Mentor at the Mark Cuban Foundation AI Bootcamp This Fall

    The Mark Cuban Foundation is seeking volunteers and mentors to work directly with high school students as they explore artificial intelligence at a free, hands-on Saturday bootcamp in the Boston area. The AI Bootcamp is a free program for high school students (grades 9 through 12) that introduces them to AI through hands-on activities, career […]

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  • Fall Conference 2026: Tech Director Luncheon

    Get your Fall Conference off to a strong start by joining fellow tech leaders for an exclusive Tech Director Luncheon on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at Gillette Stadium. This intimate gathering is designed specifically for Tech Directors attending the MassCUE Fall Conference. It’s your chance to connect with peers who understand the unique challenges of […]

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  • Register Early for the MassCUE Fall Conference and You Could Score Patriots Tickets

    We are just months away from the MassCUE Fall Conference, happening October 14 and 15, 2026 at Gillette Stadium, and this year we have a fun incentive for early registration. Register by September 21, 2026 (11:59 p.m.) and you will be automatically entered into a raffle for a chance to win two tickets to the Patriots […]

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    MassCUE August News

    The August MassCUE Newsletter is here, and we’re diving into summer learning! The August MassCUE Newsletter is here, and it’s packed with everything you need as summer winds down. Inside, you’ll find registration details for the Fall Conference at Gillette Stadium, a first look at keynote speakers Dr. Kip Glazer and Matt Miller, and the […]

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    MassCUE July News

    The July MassCUE Newsletter is here, and we’re diving into summer learning! Inside, you’ll find everything you need to know about what’s ahead: a preview of our summer mini-conference Designing for Learner Variability in the Age of AI on August 4 at Barnstable High School (bring a friend free, plus a chance to win Patriots […]

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  • Protect E-Rate: Why this Fight Matters for Every Classroom

    Protect E-Rate: Why This Fight Matters for Every Classroom

    This post was written by Kendyl Brooks Santos, MassCUE Board Member and Co-Chair of the I&A Committee  Fellow educators, I know we’re all in summer mode, but I need to paint you a picture. It’s September, you’re back in your classroom with a brand new group of students, and you’re about to start your computer […]

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