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Emily Hoffman
…the migrant program since 2010. She holds a M.Ed. in Museum Education from Bank Street School of Education in New York, NY and a BA from Hampshire College in Amherst,…
Proloquo2Go Training – Full Day Workshop
…levels of Crescendo, Proloquo2Go’s pre-programmed language system and we will cover basic app functions such as adding a new user, creating new buttons and folders, searching for vocabulary, and creating/managing…
Ed tech must do more to ‘advance equity,’ U.S. Secretary of Education says
…Arne Duncan urged developers to consider the needs of disadvantaged students, so that they are not left behind as more schools adopt new tools that advance teaching and learning. “If…
Editorial: Graduation celebration commences in Valley
…the brink of not making it to graduation before they enrolled at Mount Tom, an alternative educational program for high school students at risk of dropping out of school. The…
Suzanne Stillinger
…the way. She is currently teaching full time and co-directing part-time at New Village, a non-profit collective of family child care sites in Northampton, MA serving children birth-to-five, where she…
Tobacco Free Community Partnership
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Gov. Charlie Baker signs bilingual education bill into law
…The new law allows schools to develop new approaches for teaching students who are learning English, like dual language education, a program that allows students to maintain their first language…
Education Partners Awarded $3 Million Grant to Enhance Science Curriculum for Students in the State’s Juvenile Justice System
NORTHAMPTON, MA—A $3 million National Science Foundation grant will bring a new science curriculum to youth involved in juvenile justice system in Massachusetts. Through Project RAISE (Reclaiming Access to Inquiry-based…
Mass. employers identified skills gaps in workforce readiness
A new survey, reported in the Worcester Business Journal, has found that 75 percent of employers are having trouble finding qualified candidates to fill open positions, up from 69 percent…