On the wall across from Albert Mussad’s desk is a large photograph of children and their teacher. The teacher is Mussad, and the students are some of his very first,…
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CES Profile – After School Programs, Learning Inspired by Fun
…that a majority of students from low income homes, students with special needs, and other students considered at-risk are able to attend. All of the programs are grounded in evidence-based…
How to Adapt Commercial Literacy Programs for Your Children
…2015 for more information) or click here for more information. There are several ways to modify this lesson to better support young learners. First, use formative assessment information to determine…
Excellence In Education: Living our Guiding Principles Awards – April and May winners announced
…students’ STEM learning in the school. Dawn raises the bar in student content learning. Work is never dumbed down. Social Justice and Equity – Dawn reminds students of their goals…
Franklin County schools, public and private, plan for COVID-19
…holding demonstrations for students. Along with the letter, Harper included a number of links, including one to a short video. She said she wants everyone to be as informed as…
Inclusion Services
Home E Search query for: blog edeval 2015 01 honoring student voice video clip ( Page 6 ) Equitable and Inclusive Practice In 2016, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and…
Expressing What Matters to Youth in the DYS Program
The banner above the stage reads “Voice What Matters”, and at the 4th Annual June “Share Your Art, Share Your Voice” Statewide Youth Showcase sponsored by the Department of Youth…
Student Resources
Home E Search query for: blog edeval 2015 01 honoring student voice video clip ( Page 6 ) Student Resources Click the boxes below to find resources, information, and forms…
Student-Centered Programs Help Kids Feel Connected
…to integrate and honor student voices, especially in the development of new enrichment activities. Students make suggestions and work with supervising adults to develop new activities. They are fun, but…
CES Profile – Play is Serious Work
…with all its hard things. It’s just inspiring.” – Noël Kesselheim, OTR/L Learn more about what inspires our team in the Collaborative for Educational Services 2015 Annual Highlights report, www.collaborative.org/sites/default/files/CES-2015-AnnHighlightsRept.pdf…