Mid Year Media Review
On one of the toughest days of his teaching career, there was tenacity, transparency, and tears. “Today has been heavy,” admitted Adrian Hampton. Hampton, 41, has spent half of his … Read More
Keep them moving. That’s Ericka Payne-Clark’s secret to student engagement. After two decades in the classroom, Payne-Clark has noticed that many students learn best when they’re out of their seats … Read More
Shelby County government filed a lawsuit against Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Thursday claiming that his executive order allowing parents to opt out of school mask requirements impedes the county … Read More
Educators who violate the state’s new law regulating discussions on race and gender in the classroom may have their teaching licenses suspended or revoked. Under proposed guidance issued by the … Read More
A blaze of conservative backlash ignited in 2019 when The New York Times published The 1619 Project and Nikole Hannah-Jones’ opening commentary. Conservative critics fueled heated debates on the role … Read More
Over the last several months, officials nationwide have raced to enact new laws and introduce new policies meant to shape how students discuss the nation’s past — and its present. … Read More
