…of is, “School Local.” School Local Northampton is a campaign started by parents to encourage city families to send their children to the Northampton Public Schools. Organizers say it is…
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Orientation to Reform to Equal Rights: K-12 Disability History Curriculum
Emerging America is developing Reform to Equal Rights: K-12 Disability History Curriculum with support from a Library of Congress’ Teaching with Primary Sources grant and an Expand Massachusetts Stories grant…
Introduction to Elementary Inquiry Using History’s Mysteries Webinar
Join us for our Introduction to Elementary Inquiry using History’s Mysteries Webinar. Description History’s Mysteries are ready-to-use K-5 curriculum units featuring student investigation of primary sources from the Library of…
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Mobile markets make local food accessible
…shared why going mobile with local produce is so important. “If we look at the data about why people are struggling to access healthy food in Hampshire County, the issues…
New Frontier superintendent champions experience in learning and life
WHATELY, MA — Lynn M. Carey, new superintendent of the Frontier Regional School District, sits inside her new office in the administration building on Christian Lane, behind a freshly inscribed…
Excellence In Education: Living our Guiding Principles Awards – February and March winners announced
…voice in the classroom, in building classroom expectations, choosing learning materials, and in how they represent their learning. Tommy works to include their personal interests and life stories in his…
Easthampton students learn about Caribbean culture through poetry, history
EASTHAMPTON – At the start of a lesson on African Caribbean history, Jodi Alatalo asked students, “How many of you have heard of the Caribbean?” Hands belonging to fourth graders…