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Many of our students are navigating various levels of anxiety, depression, and stress. The causes include the lingering effects of the pandemic, social media influence, increased academic pressure, and a feeling of uncertainty about their future. Student mental health sits […]
Teaching is among the most intellectually demanding professions, yet the conditions of the school year rarely allow for the kind of sustained reading that deepens practice. The pace is relentless, the demands are immediate, and professional development most often arrives […]
When prospective teachers arrive to the campus of the Atlanta Speech School to initially meet with Executive Director Comer Yates, the conversation often begins with a simple ask: “Tell me about a student who changed your life.” The answers of […]
Hello there! The sun is out. Summer is near. The energy has shifted. And seniors are not the only ones with “itis.” There is nothing quite like this time of year wrapped up in joy, fatigue, and anticipation. In the […]
Reaching Every Student Differentiated instruction represents a fundamental shift from traditional teaching models to a more responsive, student-centered approach that honors the diverse learner profiles within each community. Instructional strategies that meet the varied academic readiness levels and personal interests […]
Hello there! As spring break approaches, we enter the final quarter of the school year. This stretch always feels compressed, as important decisions and priorities converge simultaneously. Budget analysis, recruitment of new faculty and staff members, and enrollment projections are […]
