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We sat down with TER author, and Title 1 public school teacher Thomas Courtney to talk to him about his latest book. Mr. Courtney is a 30 year classroom veteran, guide teacher, and five time teacher of the year in San Diego, California. He has served on many committees and championed major initiatives from the […]

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In 2024-2025, my final year of teaching, I moved to Maryland and was blessed to be at St. Anne’s School of Annapolis where two of my granddaughters attend.  It had been a while since I’d taught middle school students, and I hadn’t taught girls in twenty-six years.  It had also been quite some time since […]

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The number of students with disabilities being educated alongside their peers without disabilities has climbed sharply over the past decade, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office; however, how much progress a student sees still depends heavily on which state, and even which school district, they live in. The report, Special Education: […]

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For the past two summer vacations, I have shamelessly enjoyed tuning in to each new episode of Love Island at exactly 6:00 PM. I make a plate of thematically appropriate avocado toast and settle in to watch some of the most attractive single people in the country lounge around in swim wear and talk about […]

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The Trump administration is moving to rewrite the rules governing American higher education. The Department of Education released its 2026 regulatory agenda Friday, laying out 19 proposed rule changes that would reshape civil rights enforcement, financial aid eligibility, accreditation, and how the government defines sex under federal education law, a sweeping set of prioriti...


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