‘World of 7 Billion’ contest has a Md. winner
Two students from Broadneck HS in Annapolis won a video contest for The World of 7 Billion population education program.
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Mass. students create powerful artwork on testing
2 IL winners among NYT letter writers
Prospect Knights to march in Macy’s 2016 parade
Anti-bullying video goes viral
Student says Hinsdale board member bullied her
Young Md. woman speaks on behalf of Muslims
‘This is why our people will never get ahead’
In St Louis, hope + fear = poetry
Hopkins long-term study: family & income matter
Our thoughts on groundbreaking research out of Johns Hopkins: family & socioeconomic status play the biggest role in determining kids’ future.
Graduation here and now
A tribute and an invitation to the high school graduating Class of 2014, along with prayers that you know how important the small things are.
Op-ed by Bill Gates commends the Common Core
An entrepreneur wrote an op-ed piece in USA Today commending the standards in the Common Core and the associated nationwide initiative.
1st Grammy Music Educator Award: Kent Knappenberger
The winner of the first-ever Music Educator Award from the GRAMMY Foundation has been announced: a music teacher and choir director from a rural school in upstate New York.
What a student wants in a school CEO
We respond to an op-ed in today’s Baltimore Sun, in which a student describes the qualities he would like to see in the next CEO for Baltimore’s schools.
Student asks, Why are there no white kids here?
A look at schools that have very few white students tells us something about the state of segregation in the US, and it paints a rather bleak picture that breaks our heart.