…school students. Cheney incorporates the Summit Learning personalized approach to teaching and learning into her work. The approach is built on support from a caring mentor, life skills that students…
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$23 Billion Funding Gap Exists Between White and Nonwhite School Districts, Report Finds
School districts that predominantly serve students of color received $23 billion less in funding than mostly white school districts in the United States in 2016, despite serving the same number…
Hawlemont sees new principal, new programs
…Hawlemont, Hawlemont is expected to have about 160 students. “In the last five years, enrollment will have doubled, from about 80 students,” said Rutz. “It’s still just a small community…
Sheffield Elementary School celebrates National Poetry Month with ‘poet trees’
…pockets. On Poem in Your Pocket Day — April 30 this year — students in other grades are encouraged to ask the second-graders to read their poems aloud. Students are…
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Home E Search query for: blog blog 2019 03 14 buckland shelburne students camp out with dr seuss dr suess ( Page 50 ) Wherever your district, schools, or educators…
Literacy Learning for Younger Children
Required for License(s): Reading Specialist – Initial (K-12) English as a Second Language – Initial (Pk-6) This course provides students with an in-depth study of elements of an early literacy…
Pedro Gomes, M.Ed
…students and he brings that experience to his current role. Pedro is dedicated to helping students develop the skills to become positive members of the larger community once they leave…
Local schools to form rural association
…an official name. Rural school districts are those with fewer than 1,000 students, or which serve towns with fewer than 10 students per square mile. Last month, Buoniconti invited several…
Hope or Hype? Exploring Virtual Reality in the Secondary Classroom
VR is a powerful medium that has both applications and constraints that are unlike other forms of EdTech, and some of those disproportionately affect marginalized students. The power of VR…
Teaching disability history in schools is ‘long overdue,’ advocates say
…of disability services and programs. The organization is behind a grassroots campaign to get more disability history into classrooms — something a growing group of advocates and educators are also…