Help wanted: Teachers. Grant money available to educate and recruit.
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You have developed your community education course meticulously. The curriculum is well-organized and the materials are all...
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As the 2018 midterm elections draw closer, voter-registration drives are operating at full steam. One of the prime targets of...
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The number of schools offering Advanced Placement courses and the number of students taking them were at an all-time high in the...
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A community arts organization needs three things to survive and thrive:
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As a school or community arts/education organization, you have probably invested a lot of money and human capital in developing a...
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Innovation drives our society.
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School districts are caught in a teacher trap. That is, the student population is rising, while the number of teachers is...
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The push to encourage students to explore education in the STEM fields – Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics –...
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Three students at Noblesville High School in Indiana have received patents for work they did in class. Students at Hamilton...
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First in a series on summer camp themes and trends for 2018.
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The end of the school year is fast approaching, which means the start of summer educational, recreational and enrichment programs...
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Just because physical education class continues to be a declining force in K-12 schools nationwide, does not mean students are...
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Community orchestras may not be as widespread as other community arts organizations, such as theater companies, but they can make...
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Developing a season that will entertain audiences with a variety of shows can prove challenging for a community theater company....
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Adults who are taking English as a Second Language courses are often newcomers to the United States. And while they need to learn...
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You’re in charge of a K-12 arts education curriculum, and you’ve navigated those tricky waters of obtaining funding for your...
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The “flipped classroom” concept – in which basic information is consumed online with class time devoted to related discussion and...
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Spring break is over in most K-12 schools, and only two to three months remain in the academic year – for most students. But for...
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It is no secret that American public school funding is lower than it has been in the past. Even though the economy has recovered...
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