Even though the public discussion at meetings has become more acrimonious and politicized, school boards still need to take into account significant issues that could have long-term repercussions. As Education Week reported on Wednesday, some school boards have limited the time allotted for public comment, which can be quite long at times, out of expediency. … Read more
Is “critical race theory” a divisive discourse that pits people of color against white people, or is it a method for comprehending how American racism has shaped public policy? Conservatives and liberals disagree strongly. This spring, the topic has become a big deal in the public eye, especially in the K-12 education sector, where numerous … Read more
Teenagers can sometimes have difficulty finding fun solo or group activities. Making plans fun and enjoyable for all can be done with a bit of creativity, getting into the teen mindset, and asking teens for their input. Tried and True Activities for Teenagers The easiest way to update any classic activity is to add a … Read more