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Channeling My Story through Oratory

In this essay, Esmeralda, a sophomore at Stanford University, documents her growth as an activist through her competitive public speaking career.

BY Esmeralda Reyes, Rising Sophomore at Stanford University, & 1 more

Blog Post

08.18.2020
K-12 Education

Translating Competitive Debate Norms to Classroom Political Conversations

Kaitlyn Maher, a nationally-ranked debater and high school student from McLean, Virginia, offers strategies from the competitive debate environment that can be implemented into everyday classroom debates.

BY Kaitlyn Maher, Senior at The Potomac School, & 1 more

Blog Post

08.18.2020
US Education Policy

Coming Back to Climate: How Principals Can Use School Climate Data To Lead Improvement

This toolkit provides practical guidance for school leaders to use climate data to draw in stakeholders to the work of continuous improvement and building equitable outcomes for students.

BY Education and Society Program

Publication

08.10.2020
K-12 Education

Challenges Facing Students in Rural Districts

For Barbara Sheehan, a sophomore at George Rogers Clark High School in Winchester, Kentucky, the biggest challenge to remote learning wasn't the coursework itself, but access to high-speed internet. In her article, Barbara details the unique challenges facing small, rural districts whether they choose to stay remote or reopen. Barbara urges stakeholders to look beyond the helicopter view and focus on developing creative solutions that work for local communities.

BY Barbara Sheehan, Rising Sophomore at George Rogers Clark High School, & 1 more

Blog Post

07.28.2020
K-12 Education

It's Time We Start Talking About Rural Schools

Balancing Act of Reopening for Students in an Urban School District

BY Scott Lee, Junior at North Hollywood High School, & 1 more

Blog Post

07.27.2020
US Education Policy

How Governors and Mayors Can Support Schools So Schools Can Support Students

Concrete actions state and local leaders can take now to make sure schools have access to money, people, and collaborative structures that ultimately benefit students, families, and society.

BY Education and Society Program

Publication

07.22.2020
US Education Policy

Supporting Students to be Independent Learners: State and District Actions for the Pandemic Era

New policy recommendations for a culturally and linguistically responsive approach to education that is essential to addressing the inequities that the COVID pandemic has laid bare.

BY Education and Society Program

Publication

06.17.2020
US Education Policy

Fostering Connectedness in the Pandemic Era: Policy Recommendations to Support Social, Emotional, and Academic Development

This resource is designed to help state education leaders identify potential actions focused on fostering social and emotional development and school connectedness and is not intended to offer one-size-fits-all recommendations.

BY Education and Society Program

Publication

05.06.2020
US Education Policy

Recovery and Renewal: Principles for Advancing Public Education Post-Crisis

In this paper, the Institute's Education & Society Program proposes five principles to guide recovery and renewal.

BY Education and Society Program

Publication

05.01.2020
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