By: Denise Gammon, Curriculum and Academics Specialist at WorldStrides In my tenth-grade history class, I was required to memorize the front page of the local Monday newspaper for a quiz on Friday of ...

On top of the challenges teachers face in their classrooms daily, they also bear the task of demonstrating they’ve engaged in professional development activities to maintain their teaching certifica...

By now, home and school routines are likely well-established. The days may still blend together, making it necessary to have a calendar nearby, but as March arrives, it brings with it the promise of s...

Did you know that Presidents’ Day was originally established to honor President George Washington? It’s true! Today, the United States recognizes all presidents on the third Monday in February...

When you think of the leaders of the Civil Rights Movement of the mid-twentieth century, you likely picture Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, and other iconic figures. These powerful individual...

The end of the year tends to be a time for reflection and pondering resolutions. Some may see the new year as a chance to put 2020 in the past, while others see it as a chance for a fresh start. Setti...

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is more than just a buzzword in education today – it should be a crucial part of any school community. According to the Collaborative for Acad...

This year has been tough, hasn’t it? We are all facing unique personal struggles and are also concerned about our students’ well-being and individual learning plans. We wa...

With the majority of students engaged in virtual learning for the foreseeable future, we are all getting our fair share of screen time. In order to stay creative and energized, it’s important to tak...

On this day in 1787, state delegates gathered in Philadelphia to sign the United States Constitution. Since then, we’ve come a long way! Happy Constitution Day! The Signers You can probably name man...