Rep. Natalie Blais wanted to better understand what children endure to get to and from school each day, so she did what seemed most logical — she got on a…
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New Bedford High School’s Takeru Nagayoshi is Mass. Teacher of the Year
…to Brown. Nagayoshi is the first person who took him to visit the school, he said, and has taken other students who enroll in his Advanced Placement seminar. For Arabian,…
Colrain Central School wins 2020 Green Difference Awards for trout repopulation, reusable bags
…partners. Our students can see first-hand that they don’t have to wait until adulthood to make a difference in their community.” Looman said service learning provides students with the opportunity…
Workforce Development
Home E Search query for: events and courses engaging students inquiry primary sources ( Page 46 ) Workforce Development Programs Perkins Consortium The Collaborative for Educational Services, under its Workforce…
Assessing with ELs in Mind
…tasks that assess students equitably, help students do their own assessment, and support students in expressing their learning. Please note: Lunch will be provided. Indicate any dietary restrictions during registration….
HEC Academy holds graduation ceremony at Smith College
…located in Northampton, for students between 14 and 21, honored eleven students this year, from Franklin, Hampshire and Hampden County sending school districts. HEC Academy offers a small-school learning environment…
The Arts
Home E Search query for: events and courses engaging students inquiry primary sources ( Page 46 ) Our Approach We know that institutions are a network of human relationships. So…
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…
Hold On Tight, It May Be A Bumpy Ride!
Do you work with any students who are labeled as “difficult”, “challenging”, “unpredictable” or “unmotivated”? Often these students sit in our classrooms struggling with burdens beyond belief. Whether it is…
The election challenge: A race to the White House with this many turns has teachers scrambling
Social studies teacher Scott Mahar had the perfect election-related lesson plan sketched out for his high school students — a scavenger hunt in which they would match an issue with…