My two boys have routinely been wearing their masks because 18 months ago, we started talking about how we can care for other people, particularly when we really don’t have any idea of what is going on in their lives, with their bodies, or in their homes.
To mask or not to mask: A lesson in care and confidence Read More »
As a leader in the charter school community, I have observed one additional quality of effective governance: excellent school governance is rooted in good character.
Excellent school governance is rooted in good character Read More »
Completing the FAFSA significantly increases the odds students will continue their education beyond high school into a postsecondary education program of study. This fact is especially true among low-income students and students of color.
Filling out FAFSA is first step toward higher ed equity Read More »
I have now had direct experience with what many educators have known for decades: No two learners are created equal. And like most parents, I have a new appreciation for the work of our teachers, para-professionals, student support counselors and administrators.
Remote learning: A tale of two learners (and a mom) Read More »
