Hip-hop is an effective way for students to find their voice and work through emotional issues, writes Anthony Pineda, hip-hop music and production teacher at
Spiderman’s Uncle Ben could have been speaking directly to teachers when he said, “With great power comes great responsibility.” As teachers, we can make kids
Students in a West Virginia school district that serves universal, free meals have shown increased productivity and attendance since the program was introduced, according to
A Georgia school district has adopted the nonprofit college-readiness program AVID — Advancement Via Individual Determination — to help bridge achievement gaps for students of
Students who have hope are likely to do better academically if educators help them develop goals, realistic paths to attain them and the willpower to
More than 120 schools in five states have partnered with a literacy nonprofit to implement the Leading Men program, which provides kindergartners with tutors of
This article goes in depth about how teachers can help break stereotypes their students may have when they come to school.
An Indiana high school is planning to open a free laundry facility for students. Officials say they sought to offer on-site laundry after noticing some
Leaders in Baltimore’s public schools are working to reach and engage more fathers in schools. David Miller, founder of consultancy Dare to be King —
Girls represent a growing share of the juvenile justice population. The girls who are sent into the system are disproportionately girls within minority groups, and
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