…10 students are proficient in reading and math. That may be explained by the fact that 87 percent of the students are poor and one in five have a diagnosed…
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Jackson steps down as Amherst Regional High School principal
…“At retirement age, I feel responsible to make room for new leadership.” Morris said in his announcement that Miki Gromacki, assistant principal at ARHS for the last 10 years, would…
Why Talented Black and Hispanic Students Can Go Undiscovered
…from low-income families. Yet, as of 10 years ago, just 28 percent of the third graders who were identified as gifted were black or Hispanic. In 2005, in an effort…
Mark Branco
…from Westfield State University, a Master of Education in Secondary Education from Fitchburg State University, and a Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership from Northeastern University. His professional areas of…
Western MA coalition releases recommendations for minimizing the impact of trauma on young children involved in DCF
…(DCF) and community partners, facilitated by CES. The report has been submitted to DCF and the Department of Early Education and Care (EEC), the two state agencies overseeing the education,…
Karen Albano
…America program, including developing curriculum, improving the accessibility of the website to educators, and overseeing social media outreach. She earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in Education and History from Westfield…
José Lugo
…Ecological Knowledge conferences, and Native Teacher Retention initiatives. His work with DESE via Investigating History 3rd & 4th grade History & Social Studies curriculum and the Racial Imbalance Advisory Committee…
ELL Education Workgroup
This workgroup will help all educators to strengthen their skills for working with ELL students and others who need language support, design curricula for these students, or gain further practice…
Joan E. Schuman scholarship inspires students to pursue their dreams
NORTHAMPTON – For over twenty years, Joan Schuman led the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES), creating and nurturing programs and resources that sought to provide the highest quality education for…
Students to ask state for more education funds
Students and educators from seven Pioneer Valley school districts are going to Boston on Feb. 28 to ask state lawmakers to increase funding for rural schools. The students were supposed…