…Google Certified Educator and has been an adjunct faculty member in the Schools of Education at Miami University of Ohio, University of Dayton, Wright State University and Westfield State University….
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Graham Warder
Graham Warder is Associate Professor of History at Keene State College. He earned his B.A. in History from Dartmouth College and his Ph.D. in American Social and Cultural History from…
Amherst schools receive $10K grant from Southern Poverty Law Center
…students organize campaigns: supporting the Green New Deal, changing the state flag and preventing deforestation in the state, Austin said. Two “organizers in residence,” Lindsey Peterson and Stephanie Jo Kent,…
José Lugo
…state tribes) and individuals for consultation, technical assistance, and curriculum development. His area of focus is Native and Indigenous wellness and educational practices. José’s inclusion and advocacy with indigenous communities…
Jeff Riley Will Be Massachusetts’ New Education Commissioner
It’s official: Jeff Riley will be the state’s next education commissioner. Members of the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education voted 8-3 to recommend Riley for the post. Among his…
Jeff Zilch
…a Master’s in History and Secondary Education from Westfield State University. Jeff completed a Master’s in Educational Technology from Framingham State University. Over the past fourteen years, Jeff has taught…
Jamie Lewinski, M. Ed.
…as: the WIDA Standards, ESL Model Curriculum Unit building, DESE’s Collaboration Tool, Equity in Education, Culturally Responsive Teaching, State Compliance Procedures, Family Outreach, and the effects of Mindfulness practices on…
Baker-Polito Administration Honors 51 Schools – recognized for high achievement, strong progress or narrowing gaps
MALDEN – The Baker-Polito Administration today held a ceremony at the State House to recognize 51 schools for high achievement, narrowing achievement gaps between groups of students or making strong…
PARCC test pros and cons debated at Massachusetts Board of Education hearing
SPRINGFIELD, MA – College professors were pitted against public school educators and parents over the question of changing the state’s main standardized exam from the MCAS to the new PARCC…
Teaching Disability History: How the Civil War Changed Disability and American Government
…and vastly expanded state and Federal services to aid veterans after. By 1900, the U.S. had paid pensions to nearly a million veterans, justified largely by their disabilities. These changes…