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Later school start times for teens could optimize academics and safety

Later school start times for teens could optimize academics and safety In 2014, The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommended that s…

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Successful results for Success for All

Successful results for Success for All  In 2010, the Success for All Foundation (SFAF) was awarded a $50 million Investing in Innovation (i…

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How can districts best utilize social media?

How can districts best utilize social media? By Kate Schimel | October 6, 2015 Education Dive Dive Brief: In a recent speech, Luvelle…

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Law enforcement, schools, and counselors working in concert

Law enforcement, schools, and counselors working in concert In West Virginia, a multidisciplinary program identifies and treats trauma in r…

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An alternative to suspension

An alternative to suspension Research shows nearly half of all U.S. children have experienced trauma tied to poverty or family dysfunction,…

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The trauma of poverty

The trauma of poverty Student misbehavior and "acting out" are often indicators of trauma, writes Laura Kain of Transform Schools. Poverty,…

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Disney's Crazy New Tech Brings Coloring Books To Life

Disney's Crazy New Tech Brings Coloring Books To Life THAT ELEPHANT YOU JUST COLORED IS NOW A 3-D CARTOON CHARACTER, PRANCING AROUND YOU…

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Professional Development Opportunities for K-12 Educators - Stony Brook University

Professional Development Opportunities for K-12 Educators Classes starting soon Stony Brook University’s School of Professional Developme…

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California: Sexual Consent Lessons Now Required

California: Sexual Consent Lessons Now Required By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OCT. 1, 2015 Gov. Jerry Brown approved legislation aimed…

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Survey: Teachers would devote more time to science if they could

Survey: Teachers would devote more time to science if they could By Kate Schimel | October 5, 2015  Education Dive Dive Brief: In a survey…

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