Our Ancestors Knew the Education Our Children Deserve

Michèle Foster's Black Teachers on Teaching gathers the life stories of Black teachers born between 1905 and 1973: the first to teach in desegregated Southern schools, and others who taught in Boston, Los Angeles,...

Educators Must Constantly Evaluate the Conditions They Are Creating For Thinking

Recently, I participated in a panel hosted by the Coalition for Racial Equity and Social Justice focused on children’s wellbeing and education. We talked...

The Lesson Educators Can Take From Colin Kaepernick’s Activism

The release of Colin Kaepernick's autobiography, The Perilous Fight, provides an opportunity to revisit his protest of the national anthem 10 years ago. In...

A Birthday Message for Teach For America

Wendy Kopp started Teach For America with a question she asked as a Princeton senior: why weren't graduates being recruited to teach in urban...

The Real Struggle is Building the Schools Black Children Deserve

"Black parents are left deciding which cost we are willing to ask our children to bear." A Black mother wrote that the morning after...

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Want to Save Our Country? Run For School Board

Our democracy is in trouble. If you are reading this blog post, you are most likely invested in success of our next generation and...

The Most Powerful Person at a School Board Meeting Is You

The most powerful person at a school board meeting is not the board president or the superintendent. It is each member of the public whose...

Most People Know Almost Nothing About School Boards, That’s Not Okay

It’s probably a safe bet that you do not know what your school board accomplished this past year or what their priorities are. Typically, school...

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