…schools. While Kenen’s essay contributes to that public understanding, it does not fully address the central points that we were voicing — that charter schools disproportionately impact rural and small…
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Two finalists for Collaborative for Educational Services executive director to interview Wednesday
…South Hadley elementary school, Minnick said. “It was a very small agency in providing special education services and a little vocational education to schools in the area,” she added. In…
Setting the Stage for Future Educators
…school districts and Fitchburg State University to develop capacity in districts to support English learners in their districts. CES’s main role in the project was to provide a subsidized pathway…
An Epidemic Far Worse Than Coronavirus
…lost sleep. But I have not lost hope. Genesis Rios is a fifth-grader at Sheffield Elementary School. She lives in Turners Falls, Massachusetts. A version of this commentary first appeared…
Area officials respond to governor’s order students won’t return to regular classrooms
…end of June was already written into the district’s memorandum of understanding with its staff, Sullivan said, so classes will continue as they have been. Superintendent Jordana Harper said students…
Monte’s March
…a small caravan of musicians and supporters trailing behind him. Earlier that morning, Jake and other HEC Academy students walked several miles with Belmonte through Amherst. Collaborative students were easy…
Staff shortages throughout K-12 education are taking a toll
…for students and staff, and a stagnant job market creating a dearth of qualified candidates for open positions in public schools all place stress upon a system that is struggling…
Hawlemont sees new principal, new programs
CHARLEMONT — Hawlemont is a school where everyone does farm chores, so it’s no big deal for the school principal, on a summer afternoon, to feed the school’s 19 chickens…
CES Profile – Paying it Forward
…trouble in the same neighborhoods where his own troubles with the law began. “I want to make a big impact,” said Pereira, who is setting his sights on a master’s…
Story exhibit on May 1st highlights action-oriented conversations around anti-racism
…educator, as well as Safire DeJong of the Collaborative for Educational Services. Since 2017, the group has gathered community members’ stories about their experiences of race, racism and anti-racism in…