We’re pleased today to share this post from Sean Henry, the College Transition Advisor at Benjamin Carson High School of Science and Medicine. Michigan Future
This post originally ran in February 2017. We are rerunning it because of its relevance to the discussion we should be having about what post-pandemic
I’m pleased to refer our readers over to a recent opinion piece by journalism professors Andrea Gabor and Vera Haller at CUNY’s Baruch College in
One thing we have learned as we’ve met with people across the state of Michigan about the need to reform education so that students are
I’ve been writing recently about both my family’s experience with remote learning this spring, and what’s missing from our preparation for remote learning in the
Four-year degree attainment is essential to eliminating income and racial inequality. As the chart below makes clear, those with a four-year degree or more work
This morning I woke up sure that my kids should go back to school when it reopens in just over a month. Knowing their school
It’s hard to sit down to write today about what would make for good remote learning, when my brain wanders to the question everyone is
Last week, I shared observations of my children and their learning during the surprise homeschooling months of the coronavirus pandemic. Now it’s time to overlay
It now seems certain that the coronavirus pandemic will be with us well into the 2020-2021 school year, or beyond. While some school districts are
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