…According to information from Thomas’ office, 24 percent of college students take online courses, and one of five Americans work from home. The superintendent cites a recent Massachusetts Institute of…
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The Amherst regional school consolidation question
…about the possibilities consolidation might offer by opening up the middle school building for other programming. These include on-site college courses for students, licensure programs in technology and nursing, and…
Bridging to Belonging: PLC Summer 2024
…for educators to learn from, challenge, and support one another as we navigate the ways polarization shows up in our schools and classrooms. Those anxieties can deepen polarization in our…
Schools pivot to remote learning – Educators try to provide ‘normalcy in this abnormal time’ amid school closures
NORTHAMPTON — With Massachusetts schools closed through at least April 7 as part of a state effort to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus, school districts are adjusting to…
Collaborative for Educational Services Executive Director Announces Plans for Reitrement
…and opportunity for all learners through collaboration and leadership. The Collaborative serves learners, educators and communities in Franklin and Hampshire Counties, throughout the Commonwealth, and beyond. Before joining the Collaborative,…
Transforming Education for Social Justice Conference set to take place on March 29th, 2025
…and over 25 conference sessions spanning topics for elementary, secondary, and early educators as well as administrators and school/district leadership. These sessions are facilitated by young people, educators, school leaders,…
Professional Development in DYS Education
…to meet the diverse needs of the DYS population. Home E Search query for: events and courses iste certification training educators ( Page 21 ) Our Approach DYS strives to…
State’s education secretary gets an earful from educators, politicians in Northampton stop
NORTHAMPTON — Even if the students at Bridge Street Elementary School didn’t know who Patrick Tutwiler was, they could clearly tell he was somebody important. Students frequently stopped him during…
In face of homework bans, local educators a voice for moderation
After nearly four decades in the classroom, second-grade teacher Johanna Korpita has seen the ebb and flow over how much — or how little — homework children should complete. So…
Where Now?
By Kim Davenport, MKEA Regional Coordinator for the Central Region Transitions are all around us. As educators we focus on transitions for children – keeping to schedules, shifting across curriculum…