by Kristin Vogel-Campbell, Ed.D. At the beginning of each new year, it is a popular practice to develop resolutions and ways that we can improve ourselves and our personal well-being. Maybe it’s committing to reading more for leisure — or
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Q &A with Micah Miner, Instructional Technology & Social Studies Coordinator in District 89
We’re so happy to introduce Contributing Writer Micah Miner! Micah was chosen as a Champion of Equity in Technology Leadership in the 2022 Excellence in Equity Awards and we believe his insight and experience are extremely valuable to the equity
Representatives Bush, Bowman & Hayes Introduce Legislation to Provide Students & Teachers with School Supplies at No Cost
Representatives Cori Bush (MO-01), Jamaal Bowman Ed.D. (NY-16), and Jahana Hayes (CT-05) introduced the Access to School Supplies Act of 2022, which would bolster federal investments in our nation’s public schools by implementing a $500 million pilot program to provide
Students Experiencing National Mental Health Crisis Need SEL
By Melissa Ragan, Chief Learning Officer at Navigate 360 | Originally published in Equity & Access In October of 2021, the American Academy of Pediatrics declared a National State of Emergency in children’s mental health. Among the many factors leading to
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Improving Access for Women & Minorities in STEM
By Yindra Puentes, originally published in Equity & Access The lack of minority women in STEM poses a number of problems in our society, not just for the women who want to break into those fields, but for the general
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What I Did On My Summer Vacation: Belonging, Beaches & Back to School
By Dr. Carey Borkoski & Dr. Brianne Roos, originally published in Equity & Access The transition back to school and transitions, in general, bring a flurry of emotions including excitement, worry, and nervousness. Each year, students, teachers, leaders, and families
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Q&A With Rachael Gazdick, CEO of New York Edge
Recently, the team at ace-ed.org sat down to talk with Rachael Gazdick, CEO, New York Edge. Rachael is the chief executive officer of New York Edge, the metropolitan region’s largest provider of after-school programs. With more than 20 years’ experience
30 Education Industry Organizations, Solutions & Leaders Honored with Awards for Excellence in Equity
The American Consortium for Equity in Education has selected education industry companies, products, and leaders as 2022 award winners in 16 categories The inaugural Excellence in Equity Awards program, presented by the American Consortium for Equity in Education, has announced
21 U.S. Educators Earn Top National Honors for Excellence in Equity
The American Consortium for Equity in Education has selected educators from 15 states plus the District of Columbia as 2022 award winners The inaugural Excellence in Equity Awards program, presented by the American Consortium for Equity in Education, has announced
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Mining EdTech for Equity & Access: 5 Tools Built Into Common EdTech Resources
Educational technology has been a transformative force in education. Its ability to support the differentiation of instruction, connect the outside world to what’s being taught in the classroom, and maintain the continuity of learning in the face of a worldwide
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