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When violence strikes, schools can lead
Last week, the country once again found itself embroiled in controversy and tragedy.
When videos emerged in the aftermath of two separate but equa...
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It’s time to focus on poverty in schools
One in five school-age children live in poverty, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
That means that for every four student...
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5 ways to make the most of summer
“Summertime and the living’s easy…”
Students aren’t in school during the summer, why would teachers, or administrators be?
Are you kidding me?
F...
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What’s missing from teacher PD? Students
Quality professional development. Education leaders liken it to a Holy Grail of sorts—one of those elusive benefits that administrators have sought...
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Not all student engagement is good student engagement
Student engagement is a hot topic in schools these days.
Students who are bored or disinterested tend to zone out in class, which zaps their enthu...
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The specialization of elementary education
I can still remember my first day of middle school: A fresh new school, new subjects, and... wait, more than one teacher?
Like most elementary stu...
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Don’t let a missed message turn into an online controversy
Picture this: A parent sends your school district an email highlighting questions or concerns about a recent school policy change—in the interest o...
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How a more engaged staff translates to more engaged students
We all wish there was a magic bullet to close the achievement gap. There’s not.
That’s why districts need to understand their students, staff, and...
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The link between education and student health
The No.1 priority for any school leader is to keep students safe and engaged in school.
Learning is a big part of that. Students have to feel conn...