Back in my days teaching high school math and coaching high school boys tennis, I remember being notified one morning about an emergency staff meeting
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While districts are preparing for the end-of-year state assessments in the coming weeks, district leaders are also preparing district budgets and assessment calendars for next
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During my first years of education, I had the opportunity to teacher students math at the high school level. After teaching, in my most humble
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“What’s your New Year’s Resolution?” I could already anticipate the question being asked in polite conversation. I have not been one for resolutions or setting
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