12 Unforgettable Moments from My First Year as a Simmons MFA
My first year as an MFA in Writing for Children was an absolute treasure. Allow me to reminisce on the beauty of it all!
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I’m Pursuing an MFA in Writing for Children at Simmons University
I’m embarking on a new chapter this fall: Pursuing an MFA in Writing for Children at Simmons University in Boston. Here’s to following passions and always growing!
Love: Why Don’t We Talk About It More In Education?
Why don’t we talk more about love in education? In her iNACOL Symposium 2017 keynote, Diane Tavenner tackles childhood insecurity, with love as a solution.
How I Raised $20,000 in 30 Days on Kickstarter to Self-Publish My First Book
In 30 days, I raised more than $20,000 on crowdfunding site Kickstarter to publish my first book. In fact, I published an entire four-title children’s book series all at once!
I Joined Summit Public Schools!
This month marks the next step in my journey to understand how we can disrupt the status quo in education and give the children of America the education they deserve, an education that will set them up for success.
How This High School Business Attracts International Clients
Students in the Alma High DECA program manage a store that has international reach and teaches them management and leadership skills they’ll use for a lifetime.
NLR School District Links with Industry to Offer ‘Value-added’ Diplomas
Students at North Little Rock High School are getting industry-level certified in manufacturing basics in a pilot program unlike any other in the state. The school also currently certifies students as Certified Nursing Assistants and Pharmacy Technicians.
How Four Lines In A Brass Band Protest Song Could Enlighten Us All
New Orleans-style brass bands are a part of life in Louisiana – from celebrating holidays and marriages to mourning deaths and injustice, you can find brass bands rolling strong at the biggest and smallest of gatherings. Alton Sterling’s vigil was no exception.
