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Schools Resist Data Requests on Black Student Penalization
Discover how schools actively resist and cover up data requests regarding the penalization of Black students. Learn about the systemic issues and racial dispari -
Spend less time searching for classroom resources
Teachers, reclaim your time! Discover how an innovative online platform provides unlimited, on-demand, peer-reviewed classroom and professional development reso -
Data secrecy violating data democracy in D.C. public schools
DC Public Schools' data secrecy on teacher evaluations and curriculum decisions sparks controversy. Learn how this policy could hinder understanding student suc -
Bilingual Education: 5 Reasons it should be Required
Discover why bilingual education offers K-12 students significant academic advantages and improves lifelong learning skills. Explore the benefits of early langu -
Educational Change Starts with Equality
Real educational change demands a commitment to equality for all students. Discover why America must prioritize stellar education regardless of background and m -
What is Culturally Responsive Pedagogy?
Explore culturally responsive pedagogy, a student-centered teaching approach. Learn how it nurtures cultural strengths and promotes achievement for diverse lear -
How to Improve the School Climate for LGBT Students
Discover effective strategies to foster a positive school climate for LGBT students. Combat discrimination, reduce absenteeism, and create safe learning environ -
Are black girls being pushed out of school?
Discover alarming evidence that Black K-12 female students face disproportionate disciplinary actions, leading to higher expulsion and arrest rates. Explore how -
Ahmed’s Clock & the School-to-Prison Pipeline: 3 Harsh Facts
Discover the stark reality of the school-to-prison pipeline, highlighted by Ahmed Mohamed's 2015 arrest. Learn how students of color face disproportionate suspe -
Wearing a suit equals success? It just might to these kids
Discover how 100 men of color in suits greeted elementary students, challenging negative stereotypes and inspiring a powerful new vision of success for young ki
