…and at state conferences including at the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE). Ms. St. Florian was a speaker at the LRP School Law Conference in West Palm Beach in January…
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Literacy + Social Emotional + One-on-One Time…in just 10 minutes!
By Kim Davenport, MKEA Regional Coordinator for the Central Region At a January DESE conference on Early Literacy, the Boston Public School Early Childhood Department shared aspects of their K2…
MJ McGillicuddy
MJ McGillicuddy (He/Him) is a recent graduate of Springfield College and a PEHE teacher at Suffield High School. MJ has a variety of experiences in the field of Health Education…
CES Reports
Home E Search query for: blog blog tag you lead middle school conference ( Page 50 ) Annual Highlights We invite you to click on the images below…
Resources for Social Justice in Education Work
…Schools and Classrooms“. Here is a link to chapter 1 (available on the website) so that you can take a look. If you want to talk more with colleagues and…
Ross Newton
Ross Newton is a History Teacher at HEC Academy in Northampton, a special education public high school of the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES). Ross relates history to students’ lives…
Karen Albano
…State University and is currently pursuing her Doctorate of Education from Northeastern University. Karen is an Elementary Lead Teacher in the Agawam Public Schools where she has worked as an…
Barbara Cheney Appointed Fellow for Summit Learning
…been so successful, that this Spring Cheney was named a Summit Learning Fellow. Summit Learning is a national network of public schools. The program itself operates 11 public schools (The…
Grading for Equity Book Study
…motivational practices that lead to improved learning and reduced failure rates. You will read Grading for Equity and engage in facilitated conversations about the content of the book and its…
National Endowment for the Arts award will support local arts integration program for girls in the juvenile justice system
…couldn’t be more thrilled with this grant award and the opportunities it will bring to the young women in our schools to cultivate their ideas, identity and learn to speak…