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This veteran preschool teacher says many of her students are in a school or care setting — or even leaving their house — for extended periods of time for the first time ever. Here’s how she’s adapted. → Read More
Six high school students from New York City and Newark will share their stories in Chalkbeat. → Read More
This paid writing fellowship is open to students in NYC and Newark. → Read More
American teens have grown up practicing active shooter drills and scrolling through ‘thoughts and prayers’ tweets. Here, they share how gun violence affects their lives, schools, and neighborhoods. → Read More
These high school students will be writing about their lives and education. → Read More
After Randy Bowen lost three family members to COVID-19, he knew he needed to prioritize the activities that center him, such as meditating and riding his bike, so that he could show up for his... → Read More
Teachers and students share memories of September 11 on the 20-year anniversary of the terror attacks. → Read More
Here’s what to know and how to apply to our inaugural essay-writing fellowship. It’s open to high school students in Chicago, Newark, and Philadelphia. → Read More
Marcus Gause, principal of T. Wingate Andrews High School in High Point, N.C., sang "I Will Always Love You" to high school graduates. The world noticed. → Read More
Islah Tauheed scrolls with care and teaches her students to empathize (not sympathize). → Read More
Rebecca Quiñones, who was named to the International Literacy Association’s 30 Under 30 list, spoke recently with Chalkbeat about what it takes to master a new language and how she puts the needs of her English learners first. → Read More
Across America, Black, brown, and Asian students look to the Biden administration with hope, pride, and great expectations. → Read More
Alfredo Hernandez embraces change. He sees it as part of the job, coronavirus or no. → Read More
New York City teenagers discuss their respective political awakenings and why this election matters to them. → Read More
By the time COVID-19 shuttered schools, Brian Nagy — part of New York City’s remote teaching pilot program — had been giving real-time lessons online for months. → Read More
When schools reopen, many students will face mental health challenges. Here’s what might help. → Read More
7 lessons from the COVID era, and how they could inform how teachers teach and students learn → Read More
When we wrote the Kveller Haggadah in 2019, preparing for a seder during a pandemic was not on our radar. What a difference a year makes! We, too, wish we could gather with friends and family this Passover. However, as we’ve been contemplating our seders in these sad and scary times, we’ve started to realize … → Read More
It’s (sadly, stupidly) rare to see a 45-year-old woman on the cover of a mainstream women’s magazine. It’s rarer still to see a 45-year-old woman who is not a movie star. But one recent cover model really breaks the mold: She’s a rabbi. Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur — spiritual leader, public intellectual, mother of three, avowed … → Read More
Andrew Pillow used to think it was his job to disabuse students of the notion that they would grow up to be professional athletes. No more. → Read More