Educationpost.org Website Review

on this day in montgomery, alabama, 63 years ago, black people strategically rebelled against one of white supremacy’s it’s time for a better conversation. one about creating and supporting more great public schools and skilled, inspiring teachers. let’s make the american dream possible for every kid in every community, regardless of income or skin color.. i’m a daca recipient and a first-generation college graduate and i’m nervous about what’s next. it’s a day i’ll never forget: september 5, 2017, the first day of my senior year at nyu. it was the day the trump administration… more. if we want to retain and recruit teachers, we have to walk it like we talk it. i have attended a lot of educator conferences this year. a common theme i heard over and over again is the challenge of teacher. episode 22: live from the black male educators convening (part ii feat. peggy brookins) this is the second of two episodes from the black male educators convening (bmec) in philadelphia. in this episode, we talk to high how do you know if your child’s school is good enough? the law requires states to hold themselves accountable for educating all kids,. we’ve known for years what makes teachers better: it isn’t se*y or controversial but it works. parents can’t just use test scores to choose a school. they need the whole story.. opting out of a third-grade test is bad but pas*ing third-graders who can’t read is worse. did you know that charter schools are public schools available to all students? see how these schools are providing good options for. this chicago school just got $1 million to build a new school serving latino and low-income students. no matter what anyone says, the money ought to follow the kid regardless of what kind of public school they choose. 20 years ago i started at noble charter schools as a student. now i’m a principal. a video series on how black male teachers are using innovative teaching methods to engage their black students. watch the videos →