Decision makers in K-12 education should be required to spend one day working in each of the programs in their districts, both as a teacher and a paraprofessional.
How can you make decisions in good faith if you don’t legitimately know the day-to-experiences of your educators?
As a principal, I’m supposed to be an “instructional leader.” But I told our teachers this week, that I don’t know how to do that in the middle of a pandemic.
Right now is not the best time to talk about programs, plans, data points, and “best practices.” It is time to support.
Amendment 3 is written to trick you. Don't be fooled — it only changes lobbyist gifts by $5, while giving lobbyists and insiders the power to draw #MOLeg maps to protect their favorite politicians. Vote #NoOn3.
Saw a reply from someone on a post that basically said the bulk of education is built on the back of unpaid time of teachers. That should make every school board pause.
The @HouseDemocrats introduced the #HeroesAct today, the next coronavirus relief bill.
It's 1,815 pages long, but here's what's inside to help our public schools, students, educators, and communities rise together from #COVID19:
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America's teachers continue to wow us every day throughout this crisis. Our recent national poll shows that for parents, it's their children's teachers who have responded best in their time of need. 👏🏼 👏🏾👏🏻
In the National Board certification process you can immediately implement what you learn in your classroom, helping you and your students grow. #NBAcademy2018
In a closed meeting today, the Missouri Board of Education discussed potential personnel changes for the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. The motion to remove Commissioner of Education Margie Vandeven as head of the agency failed in a 4-4 vote. (1/