…comes from nonfederal sources, according to the Education Department. The resulting imbalance renders “the education available to millions of American public school students profoundly unequal,” the commission said. For instance,…
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Buckland-Shelburne Elementary climbs from a ‘lowest-’ to a ‘highest-performing’ school
SHELBURNE FALLS, MA — In 2011, the Buckland-Shelburne Elementary School MCAS scores caused the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to declare BSE a “Level 3” school, which meant…
Shephali Chokshi
Shephali Chokshi is an avid learner, math coach, consultant, and published author who works with Regular, Special Education, and EL teachers to support designing instruction that engages all learners. Her…
Belchertown teacher a quarterfinalist for music educator Grammy Award
…are all aiming and striving to create a better world around music education for our students.” For Gould, making it to the quarterfinals is more than just a personal achievement….
At state budget hearing at GCC, school officials share unique challenges faced by rural districts
GREENFIELD — At the Joint Committee on Ways and Means’ fiscal year 2025 state budget hearing on Friday, the focus was on statewide education and local aid. At the regional…
Strategic Planning Initiative for Families and Youth (SPIFFY) Coalition is recipient of $100,000 grant for substance abuse prevention
…the lead SAPC Coordinator, and is housed at the Collaborative for Educational Services. For more information, contact Sue Cairn, Director, Department of Healthy Families and Communities, Collaborative for Educational Services….
Accessing Inquiry for Students with Disabilities through Primary Sources
…important ideas, and connections to issues of these subjects also offer vital tools for differentiation and potent means to motivate students. An exciting grad course from the Collaborative for Educational…
Massachusetts to recommend modifying MCAS graduation requirements for Class of 2022
In light of the COVID pandemic’s impact on the school year, Massachusetts Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Jeffrey C. Riley announced he will be recommending changes to the state’s graduation requirements…
Transition Planning and Services Training Series
…participants will be from a variety of Massachusetts schools. Participants who may be interested in joining this series include: Transition coordinators and case managers Special education teachers serving students in…
Parents and Caregivers
Home E Search query for: blog blog tag juvenile justice education ( Page 51 ) Parents and Caregivers Parents/caregivers can maximize their role in prevention by practicing the following evidence-based…