In a year when very little has felt normal, applying for college might look different for many students—and college admissions teams are responding to the challenges. What exactly does this mean, an...

Education and teacher appreciation looks a lot different right now than what we’re used to. The stresses that our schools are experiencing are felt by everyone, and students, teachers, school staff,...

If we have learned anything as the 2020 presidential election draws nearer, it’s that your vote matters. Throughout the country, we witness long lines of early voters braving the elements to make th...

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...

While we’ve been spending more time at home, maybe we’ve found ourselves with opportunities to indulge in our favorite aspects of pop culture, or maybe we’re getting caught up on a guilty-pleasu...

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...

We are experiencing an unprecedented time of anxiety, uncertainty, and unrest in our country. Educators should take advantage of opportunities to engage difficult conversations with students about the...

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...

Creating a positive classroom culture is more important now than ever before, as many schools are starting the year virtually. This year, virtual icebreakers are beneficial for both teachers and stude...