While we all know school and family partnerships have big impacts on student achievement, many of us, including educators, don’t...
Let's work together to ensure planning includes educators, family leaders, and all our community partners. At the last Joint Select...
Commissioners and staff have been listening to with families, and students and educators with educators to create an improved learning...
Teaching and learning in a time of Coronavirus, an educator perspective — By Karen Zapata Karen Zapata is a member...
Can the past inform the future? Watching recent coverage on the impeachment trial and subsequent acquittal makes me miss my...
Guest Post by Mari Villaluna This Thanksgiving many families will celebrate a holiday founded on the genocide of Native people....
This post is part of a series exploring ways to decolonize Thanksgiving. Read Part 1 of this series here. When...
This post is part of a series exploring ways to decolonize Thanksgiving. Read Part 2 of this series here. As we...
You are probably already working with a morning routine. I created one last year, when my girls were in Pre-K. This year, though, I’ve asked my daughters to get involved in creating a written Morning Schedule.
It’s important for parents to communicate with teachers about our high expectations for our children’s schooling. Below is my list of expectations for all my child’s teachers.
