NORTHAMPTON: Despite the rainy weather, staff and students from HEC Academy (an alternative middle and high school in Northampton, MA managed by the Collaborative for Educational Services) participated for the…
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Teresa Poteat, M.Ed.
…minor in Education at Smith College and her M.Ed in Special Education from American International College. Teresa worked in public schools for fifteen years in a myriad of roles such…
Alicia Lopez
Alicia Lopez has been teaching for over 20 years. At first a French, then Spanish teacher, she now teaches English Language Learners. Currently, she is in her 11th year of…
TiE conference speaker urges over 300 teachers to utilize technology to reinvent education
…teachers in the first place,” she said. “In the face of overwhelming pressure to cover a homogenized curriculum, we have to be really bold and sometimes we feel alone, but…
History’s Mysteries becomes iCivics Private i History Detectives
…“ensure that every student in America receives a quality and engaging civic education and graduates from high school well prepared and enthusiastic for citizenship. iCivics shared the following press release…
An Epidemic Far Worse Than Coronavirus
It feels the world I was born into has been taken from me without prior notice, without warning. Coronavirus snuck in like a thief in the middle of the night…
Donna Mehle
Donna is an engaged classrooms specialist for Engaging Schools, has been an educator for over 25 years. She currently partners with a variety of districts and secondary schools, providing professional…
Winter 2013 Special Olympics
…from Granby, Northampton, Ware and South Hadley schools taking part in the four-town Special Olympics this year. Founder and director of the event is Michael Topor, an adaptive physical education…
The classroom hits the virtual road
…they tried to find the temple for the Greek goddess Athena. Chatter filled the room, with a couple of students letting out “whoas.” And so the expedition began for the…
How to reach students without internet access during coronavirus? Schools get creative
…together printed packets for his students to take home. In this rural Tennessee county of just 12,000 residents, online learning simply isn’t an option for most families. “A lot of…