By Spencer Chaisanguanthum

My love of debate was largely by happenstance. It started with a five-day summer camp at the New York City Urban Debate League. There, I discovered the excitement of researching issues, forming arguments, and engaging in spirited discussions with peers equally as curious and determined as I was. In middle school, I joined weekly debate cla...

A new national Youth Apprenticeship Council has been established to bring youth leadership directly into decisions shaping Canada’s skilled trades and apprenticeship system.

The inaugural Council includes 11 young apprenticeship leaders re...

SchoolStatus, the K–12 company focused on connecting educators and families on the topics that matter most, recently announced a new solution that helps districts start critical conversations about student literacy progress. Launched this past March during National Reading Month, th...

By Soofi M.

As a language teacher, I’ve always thought that teaching is more than just delivering content. It’s about creating space for connection, emotion, and expression.

Years ago, during my master’s research, I explored Howard Gardner’s

By Kheshana Woods

All educators know that literacy achievement does not happen by accident. It grows through intentional choices—decisions made every day about instruction, environment, and relationships.

By the time a student enters high school, it’s likely they will have spent more than 8,000 hours in the classroom. For many students, school becomes thei...