Voices of History: Suzy Post

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A longtime social justice activist in Louisville, Ky., Suzy Post is the last surviving plaintiff in the lawsuit that forced Louisville's public schools to merge with surrounding areas to create a new, desegregated district. (May 13, 2014)

When Arts Education Takes Center Stage

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Over the past 5 years as executive director for the arts for Boston's public schools, classically trained mezzo-soprano Myran Parker-Brass has worked to bring top-notch arts instruction to every child in the district.

The Future of ESSA: A Discussion

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In this video, originally streamed on Facebook Live, Education Week’s Alyson Klein and AASA, The School Superintendents Association's Noelle Ellerson Ng discuss the future of the Every Student Succeeds Act. (March 10, 2017)

Webinar: Blending Math Instruction for Elementary Grades

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Elementary grade math teachers are finding that a combination of digital curricula and tools combined with face-to-face instruction is a successful strategy for helping younger students grasp math concepts.

Exposing Young Black Men to College in the 9th Grade

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In Washington's new high school for young men of color, many students don’t have parents who are college graduates. Every month, educators at Ron Brown College Prep take students on campus visits to expose them to college life. (November 2, 2017)

Discussion on Emerging Education Research From AERA 2017

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What’s being discussed at the nation’s largest education research conference? Studies around science literacy and gifted English-language learners piqued the interest of Education Week’s Elizabeth Rich and Sarah D. Sparks. (May 1, 2017)

How Can Schools Improve Teacher Evaluations? A Discussion

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Renee Pryor has taken the dread out of teacher evaluations in her Tenn. district. In this video, originally streamed on Facebook Live, she sits down with Elizabeth Rich, Education Week Commentary editor. (March 30, 2017)

Raising Kings: A Year of Love and Struggle at Ron Brown College Prep

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Ron Brown College Prep in Washington D.C. is a radically different kind of high school. It’s a public school designed specifically to meet the needs of D.C.’s young men of color. (October 17, 2017)

PBS NewsHour Goes Live with Bill Nye The Science Guy

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Bill Nye The Science Guy joined PBS Education Editor Vicky Pasquantonio to discuss ways of empowering kids to pursue science. (April 3, 2017)

Puerto Rico’s First Charter School

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‘Vimenti,’ which means ‘lifelong learning,’ is the first charter school in Puerto Rico. Until now, charter schools were illegal on the island. (October 4, 2018)

Alabama Teacher Nurtures Native American Students

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Nicole Williams came back home to Calcedeaver Elementary School in rural Alabama to teach Native American culture, language, dance, and history in a community with a large Choctaw Indian population, mentoring many students through high school.