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Experiences in Title I vs. Non-Title I Schools
Of my 12 years in public education, 11 have been spent in Title I schools. When I was given the opportunity to lead a school
Of my 12 years in public education, 11 have been spent in Title I schools. When I was given the opportunity to lead a school
Over the last year there has been a lot of conversation regarding the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program (PSLF) and its challenging approval process for
While some may consider gym class a second-rate period for kids to blow off steam and fill some time in the school day, the benefits
Data are all around us yet the term itself, “data,” often creates fear or anxiety. Really, it’s simple; data are pieces of information. The number
Schools across the nation are exploring alternatives to out-of-school suspensions. Students who are suspended out of school are not in class to learn. The Crisis
Narrowing achievement gaps for at-risk students is a phenomenon to which educators and researchers continually seek solutions to solve the ongoing disparity. Accountability policies in
What is Inquiry-Based Learning? Inquiry-based learning is a form of learning based solely around questioning to seek knowledge. At times, inquiry-based learning is presented as
Education in the 21st century has become very personalized and individually tailored to the student, moving away from traditional teaching methods to new and more
On January 18th, 2020, I attended my first march. My sister-in-law is an activist, and she invited me. She made signs and was more pumped
We know that parent engagement is key to supporting student success. The CDC states that, “Research shows that parent engagement in schools is closely linked to better
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