Graduate Education

There’s not enough time in the day, week, or school year to get everything done We often feel like we’re letting our students down because we can’t possibly meet all of their needs between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. In other words, we probably feel like the millions of parents and guardians that we serve. We are not perfect, and whatever school ends up looking like for your child the rest of this year, we don’t expect you to be perfect either.

For nearly six years, Reid Setzer has been at Young Invincibles, where he most recently served as director of public policy. Now, this one-time Jeopardy! runner-up is Ed Trust’s director of government affairs

Tucked away in the back of a dilapidated, blue and gray building in downtown Washington lies DC Central Kitchen. It may not look like much, but the bustling social venture that operates inside not only feeds thousands of needy people in the nation’s capital but it gives adults with high barriers to employment a second chance

In this episode, Erika Sanzi joins us to discuss the Rhode Island house bill (HB 5817) that would make sex between school employees and students a crime. We talk about what the Rhode Island bill means for schools in general and the education sector

Most parents, as a rule, place their children’s safety as a top priority. But for parents of children with autism, the reality is that it can be even more difficult to keep your children safe from themselves and others simply because of the nature of their disorder

I HATE paying full price for items. I am a firm believer that one should never pay full price for pizza, but I also understand that being cheap can take a lot of time

Trauma is a silent, but very prevalent problem in the classrooms of today. In fact, recent reports by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), suggest that more than 66 percent of children have experienced one or more traumatic event by the time they reach the age of 16

This past year, we have witnessed an historic number of teacher strikes across the country. The demands of picketing teachers in Arizona, Denver, Los Angeles, Oakland, Oklahoma, West Virginia, and elsewhere bore a striking resemblance: better pay, more support staff, and more manageable class sizes

A post shared by Dani Kluss (@danidearestblog) on Hi friends, it’s been a while. I’m here today with a confession: I took a big unplanned hiatus from blogging

Trinity Gardens, Houston, Texas. A community that was rich with family, love and pride