Student Learning

Could a Pageant Win You a Full Ride to College?
Education Management Could a Pageant Win You a Full Ride to College?

The journey to higher education is often paved with financial hurdles, prompting students and their families to explore every possible avenue for funding, from traditional academic scholarships to athletic grants. Amid this complex landscape, a traditionally overlooked pathway is gaining

How Can Gratitude Improve Student Writing Skills?
Education Management How Can Gratitude Improve Student Writing Skills?

In an elementary school classroom, a simple, bi-weekly ritual is transforming the way second-graders approach the fundamental task of writing, proving that the cultivation of thankfulness can be a powerful catalyst for academic development. At Southeast Kelloggsville Elementary, teacher Ashley

Can a Hybrid Model Scale Early Child Development?
Education Management Can a Hybrid Model Scale Early Child Development?

A comprehensive new study offers compelling evidence that a blended parenting program, which combines both remote and in-person delivery methods, can significantly improve developmental outcomes and home environments for young children, providing a viable strategy for expanding Early Childhood

Teacher Support Is Key to Calming Classrooms
Education Management Teacher Support Is Key to Calming Classrooms

The dismissal of an educator's child from preschool for behavioral challenges in 2018 served as a stark, personal illustration of a systemic issue that has since escalated into a full-blown crisis within the American education system. This single event highlighted a profound disconnect between the

What Makes a Teacher Educator of the Year?
Education Management What Makes a Teacher Educator of the Year?

The pursuit of educational excellence often brings to light individuals whose methods transcend traditional instruction, creating learning environments where students not only absorb information but also develop a genuine passion for discovery. Melissa Hughes, a reading and English teacher at

Augusta School Board Rejects Academic Oversight Committee
Education Management Augusta School Board Rejects Academic Oversight Committee

A fundamental question regarding the scope of a school board's authority took center stage as the Augusta County School Board narrowly voted down a proposal to create a new committee dedicated solely to academic oversight. The 4-3 decision highlighted a sharp philosophical divide among members,

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