Fierce advocates for the high academic achievement of all students — particularly those of color or living in poverty.
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Teacher Appreciation: Stories of Courage and Kindness from Room 40
My dad is a former cop turned special education teacher…
The PROSPER Act Is About to Make College More Expensive
Last Saturday, I proudly joined thousands of students on college…
Hidden School Resources: What Students Deserve in School
For the past few months, there have been teacher walkouts…
On School Discipline: Q&A with Educator and Activist, Brittany Packnett
2.7 million — that is the approximate number of students…
Why I Teach Where I Teach: To Give My Students a Sense of Belonging
Wynter Pitts is a first-grade teacher at Citizens Academy…
Why I Teach Where I Teach: To Inspire the Next Generation of Latino Writers and Debaters
Since 2014, Raymond Arroyo has been a seventh-grade English…
Why I Teach Where I Teach: To Fight for Educational Equity
Zachary Wright is the 12th-grade world literature and AP…
Profiles in Education Equity: Rachel Man, Teacher Leader
Rachel Man is in her fifth year as a teacher…
Why Exclusionary School Discipline Practices are a Civil Rights Issue
The newly formed Federal Commission on School Safety, chaired by…
Free College Can Be a Good Idea, But Only if It Helps Students Who Struggle the Most to Pay
Last week, Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawaii introduced the Debt…
Students of Color Face Steep School Funding Gaps
“In the county , EVERYTHING is better! Over here, we…
