Inclusion

Even a broken clock is right twice a day. In this case, the clock is soon-to-be-Ex-Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, who has told states that she won’t i

Middle class, suburban families, once likely opponents of education choice, are now rallying behind the right to choose where to send their children to sch

While partisan politics has once again dominated the headlines this election season, the real stories lie with the thousands of newly-elected local officia

In late September, I began my class with my usual prompt: Is there anything in the news you’d like to share? My students would generally talk about the pre

The presidential election had me so stressed that I had to run my ass across the border to the beaches and palm trees in Mexico to save my sanity. Thankful

From time to time, people ask me why I went into the field of education. Usually, these are new people I meet, because anyone who has known me for any amou

On the eve of America’s 244th birthday, the critically acclaimed play, “Hamilton,” debuted on Disney+, making the cultural touchstone available to millions

Across America, teachers and administrators have managed to cobble together classes, whether through in-person attendance, virtually or a hybrid. Getting t

This has not been the “back to school” we look forward to each year. In these early days of the new school year, it has already been an incredibly difficul