There aren't any booths at the career fair about being a teacher. Maybe there should be.

Posted By: The Reporter September 16, 2026

Rachael Garnick, Director of the PA Literacy Coalition, shares how we can show up to advocate for literacy in our communities.

It’s the beginning of a new school year, and I’m thinking back to the summer of 2017. I had walked into a brand new school, grade, and community. Upon entering my classroom, I was handed three texts…

Join us for our latest podcast episode with our guest, Kimmy Tremlett, Massachusetts Manager of Policy and Programs at Teach Plus. Together, we explore the current state of education, the…

Rachael Garnick, Director of the PA Literacy Coalition, shares how we can show up to advocate for literacy in our communities.

Podcast · Lance Barasch · This is Exit Tickets: Big Questions for the Front of the Class, with Lance Barasch, where learning never stops after the bell rings. In each episode, Lance will conduct an…

Jose Rivas, a teacher at Lennox Science and Technology Academy in Lennox, explains how strong mentorship, coupled with new AI tools, enabled his students to impress professional engineers and company…

Posted By: The Reporter September 16, 2026

The tech company struck a deal with the AFT to adopt new AI guardrails and privacy standards.

Join us for our latest podcast episode with our guest, Kimmy Tremlett, Massachusetts Manager of Policy and Programs at Teach Plus. Together, we explore the current state of education, the…

A bipartisan bill would make the evidence-based instruction a priority in some federal literacy grants.

There aren't any booths at the career fair about being a teacher. Maybe there should be.

Career-connected teaching and learning intentionally links academic content to real-world careers and workforce applications, while equipping teachers with the knowledge, experiences, and tools to…

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Podcast · Lance Barasch · This is Exit Tickets: Big Questions for the Front of the Class, with Lance Barasch, where learning never stops after the bell rings. In each episode, Lance will conduct an…

Jose Rivas, a teacher at Lennox Science and Technology Academy in Lennox, explains how strong mentorship, coupled with new AI tools, enabled his students to impress professional engineers and company…

Teaching seventh grade for the past decade has taught me that when a student asks to go to the nurse, it’s usually best to just let them go—no questions asked—even

Genis Tobias smiles as she kneels next to a young learner and watches him sign his message to a classmate. Just months ago, this learner relied almost entirely on repeating words and phrases he heard…

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Most states have published AI guidance for public schools, but they mostly avoid addressing academic integrity. That’s left many teachers adrift and frustrated when it comes to stopping AI-fueled…

In order to be sure our state's new literacy legislation has the most impact on our students, we need to ensure that we have the same laser focus on teacher training that this bill has brought to our…

They've been called heroes. They’ve fought for better salaries and benefits.

Luisa Sparrow, De’Shawn Washington, Jenn Amento & Jillian Geraghty

Teaching seventh grade for the past decade has taught me that when a student asks to go to the nurse, it’s usually best to just let them go—no questions asked—even

Genis Tobias smiles as she kneels next to a young learner and watches him sign his message to a classmate. Just months ago, this learner relied almost entirely on repeating words and phrases he heard…

In order to be sure our state's new literacy legislation has the most impact on our students, we need to ensure that we have the same laser focus on teacher training that this bill has brought to our…

By Lauren Vandenbossche

Open-ended experiments that engage students with a “need to know” factor rather than a cookie-cutter approach are key, say veteran science teachers.

Crystal Barnes teaches high school biology in Pine Bluff, Ark., and in March she had a student who kept falling asleep in class.