Education
Decades Ago, Students Attacked the ‘Iron Horse.’ Now It Rides Again.
The iconic sculpture that stands tall in the college town of Athens, Ga., is not your typical bulldog statue. Instead, it is an 11-foot-tall welded steel horse, created by Chicago…
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Inclusive Education Has Academic Benefits Without Harming Peers
In the world of education, the debate around inclusion classes has been a longstanding one. Many parents express concerns about…
Teachers Say Older Kids Need Help With Basic Reading Skills, Too
Teachers of older students are facing challenges in helping their students develop strong reading skills, according to a new survey…
Classroom Deal of the Day: 36 Expo Markers for Less Than $22
If you’re gearing up for the new school year, you won’t want to miss out on the amazing deals happening…
The Common App Used to Be Primarily for Private Colleges. That’s Changed
The Common Application, a platform that allows students to apply to multiple colleges and universities simultaneously, has evolved over the…
125 Meaningful Random Acts of Kindness Ideas
Random Acts of Kindness: Transforming Classrooms and Communities Kindness is a powerful force that can transform classrooms and school communities…
The Future of Property Taxes Is on Ballots This Fall. Why It Matters for Schools
Property taxes have long been a contentious issue for homeowners across the United States, with many feeling the pinch of…
Classroom Deal of the Day: Save 16% on Loop Earplugs
Are you a teacher looking for a solution to classroom noise and sensory overload? Loop earplugs may be the answer…
Why It’s So Hard to Kill the Education Department—and Why Some Keep Trying
Despite the strong rhetoric from politicians like Trump, the reality is that dismantling the U.S. Department of Education is no…