Clients in the News
A report on postsecondary success in New England High Schools from the Center on Reinventing Public Education and the Center for Public Research and Leadership is covered by The 74, K-12 Dive, and District Administration.
The Hingham Anchor reports on the School Committee approving the FY25 budget for the Hingham Public Schools.
The Somerville Times reports on students from the Somerville High School Class of 2023 who participated in the Early College program.
The 10-Point Safety Action Plan for the Medford Public Schools is featured on Boston.com.
Malden Public Schools officials reach an agreement with union leaders, ending an educators’ strike, as reported on WCVB.
The Milton Times reports on the resignation of the Superintendent and the Milton School Committee launching a Superintendent search.
The Boston Globe highlights the launch of the Together Campaign in the Somerville Public Schools to promote awareness and engagement about students’ mental and emotional health.
Leaders of statewide organizations publish a letter in the Boston Globe calling for civility and kindness among students and adults in schools.
Voters overwhelmingly approve a $21.44 million bond referendum for facilities improvements in the Portsmouth School Department.
Superintendents from Newport County react to RICAS test scores in the context of the pandemic.
The Boston Globe highlights priorities for the new Executive Director of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association.
The South County Independent reports on an informational campaign about a bond referendum for the South Kingstown (RI) School District.
MassLive reports on the Superintendent-Receiver’s Entry Plan for the Holyoke Public Schools.
Leaders of the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents (MASS) publish an op-ed about the challenges and opportunities of reopening schools safely.
Superintendents from eight East Bay (RI) school districts share insights about the safe reopening of schools in a guest op-ed.
A new strategic plan for the New Bedford Public Schools is featured in the Standard-Times.
Plaintiffs drop a lawsuit against the Newton Public Schools that claimed bias in the district’s social studies curriculum.
The groundbreaking for a new East Providence High School is reported in the Providence Journal.
The Providence Journal reports on the successful passage of bond referendum ballot questions for public schools in East Providence and other Rhode Island communities.
Community engagement plans for a bond referendum to build a new East Providence High School are featured in the East Providence Post.
Voters at Financial Town Meeting reject a $500,000 budget cut for the Barrington Public Schools.
Cambridge Public Schools Superintendent Kenneth Salim writes for the Cambridge Chronicle about students taking a leadership role in confronting racism and bias.
Boston Voyager profiles Davin Wedel, CEO of Global Protection Corp.
The Boston Globe reports on BuildBPS providing $13 million in new classroom furniture for Boston Public Schools.
Easthampton Public Schools Superintendent presents 10-point action plan to confront racism and bias in schools.
New Bedford Public Schools’ progress on its district improvement plan leads to release from State monitoring, as reported in the Standard-Times.
Superintendent Kenneth Salim describes the Cambridge Public Schools‘ district planning process in the Cambridge Chronicle.
Voters’ approval of the Barrington Public Schools‘ budget at Financial Town Meeting is featured in The Barrington Times.
The Boston Globe reports on BuildBPS, the Boston Public Schools’ 10-year educational and facilities master plan.
The Barrington Public Schools‘ successful bond referendum to build a new middle school is featured in the Providence Journal.
The Standard Times highlighted the exSEL Coalition in a story about the Hayden-McFadden School in New Bedford.
The Providence Journal featured a story about the referendum vote on a new middle school for Barrington Public Schools.
The Worcester Telegram published the exSEL Coalition’s guest op-ed piece, “Mental Health Issues in Classrooms,” about social-emotional learning in Massachusetts.
Superintendent Joseph Davis’ “State of the Schools” address for the Ferguson-Florissant School District (MO) is covered by CBS St. Louis and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Boston Globe interviews Newton Public Schools Superintendent about his community book discussion on college admissions anxiety.
The Standard-Times reports on New Bedford Public Schools “community conversations” to engage families in discussions about school improvement.
ONE Condoms launches #LustForLife HIV prevention campaign in American cities, reports Think Progress.
The Mather Elementary School’s 375th Anniversary celebrations are featured in the Boston Globe, WBUR, and Dorchester Reporter.
Chris Horan is named to the Superintendent’s Transition Team for the Indianapolis Public Schools.
The Boston Schoolyard Initiative milestone event is covered in Boston.com and Boston Magazine.
The Higginson-Lewis School breaks ground on a new playground from the Boston Schoolyard Initiative.
Brock University freshmen play poker with ONE condoms.
The Harvard Gazette highlights the university’s partnership with Gardner Pilot Academy and presentation of the annual Gardner Champion Award.
Read Chris Horan‘s articles for Bay Windows about Mayor Tom Menino’s LGBT legacy in Boston and for the National League of Cities’ “The Weekly” about education reform progress in the Boston Public Schools.
Allyson Chick, a Teach Plus Teaching Policy Fellow, is the first Memphis educator since 1983 to be named Tennessee Teacher of the Year.
Liz Byron, a 6th grade special education teacher at Gardner Pilot Academy, will run 155 miles through the Sahara next spring to raise money for classroom laptops. See coverage: Boston Globe, Boston.com, Boston Herald, Boston Metro, Huffington Post and on WBZ-TV News.
Boston Superintendent Carol R. Johnson wins the prestigious Richard R. Green Award: Boston Globe.
Boston teacher Sean Brooks will carry the Olympic Flame as a torchbearer in Scotland: WHDH-TV video.
On the Huffington Post, Teach Plus Teaching Policy Fellow Cara Bucciarelli writes about the importance of Chicago Public Schools teachers having time to collaborate.
Huffington Post: U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan celebrates the launch of Teach Plus DC.
Boston Public Schools hosts a community forum about student health disparities.
Charles Seaton Jr., a Memphis City Schools middle school teacher and a Teach Plus Teaching Policy Fellow, testifies before a U.S. Senate Committee about reauthorization of the Elementary & Secondary Education Act.
The first Gardner Champion Award presented by Gardner Pilot Academy is featured on Boston.com.
Boston.com reports on the opening of the new Roger Clap Innovation School in Dorchester.
In a guest column for the Memphis Commercial Appeal, Tamala Boyd from Teach Plus writes about the impact of great teaching at Booker T. Washington High School, winner of the 2011 White House Commencement Challenge.
Two AP rallies hosted by the Mass Math + Science Initiative are featured on Boston.com.
Casey Patterson from Teach Plus writes about the need for teacher union reform in a guest column for the Indianapolis Star.
Education Week highlights the success of T3: Teacher Turnaround Teams led by Teach Plus.
The search for a new Athletic Director at BMC Durfee High School in Fall River is featured in the Boston Herald.
The Boston Globe‘s Scot Lehigh describes the Mass Math + Science Initiative as “An AP jewel for Mass. education.”
The Fall River Herald News profiles the Stone Therapeutic Day School for its innovative approach to supporting students with behavioral disabilities.
Celine Coggins and Heather Peske from Teach Plus write in Education Week about “The New Majority” — teachers with 10 or fewer years of experience.
The Newburyport Daily News commends Superintendent Marc Kerble‘s effort to restore arts and foreign language instruction.
INDUSTRY11‘s relocation is featured in the Melrose Free Press.
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Amazing Teachers recruitment campaign is featured in a front-page story in the Boston Globe.