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Parents, I can say with confidence the classrooms your children left in the spring will not be the same one they will return to this fall—and not only beca

After eight years as a New York City high school social studies teacher, I thought my love of teaching and leadership would naturally lead me to serve as a

My son was eight when he told me he was going to “quit school.” At first, I laughed, but after he said it again and insisted that he was serious, I listene

This school year was challenging for all of us, including our immigrant students and families. As New York City became the national epicenter of COVID-19 a

I’m afraid of COVID-19. So are you. And so is everyone else. Fear is the only rational response given the current pandemic. Yet fear can be paralyzing and

When I ran for school board it was the former Minneapolis mayor who was the first elected official to endorse me. She asked me a lot of questions, offered

Across the country, educators are mourning the loss of an unfinished year and wondering what student learning will look like in the fall. And yes, while it

When we think of education equity, we typically think of issues along the lines of traditional opportunity gaps disproportionately affecting children of co

Across the globe, millions of people are protesting police brutality and systemic racism in response to the murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna