Tag: teachers and choice
revisitED: ‘A voice of calm’ for students with Autism
Editor’s note: redefinED is supporting National Autism Awareness Month each Saturday in April by reposting articles from our archives that celebrate those who champion the educational rights of children with autism. Today’s post, which originally appeared in June 2018, features a dedicated teacher who refused to give up on a... READ MOREPut her in charge or it’s game over, man!
The American film classic Aliens features a group of futuristic...
READ MOREMiss Ana and her mighty home school micro cluster
MIAMI – “Guys! Choo-choo formation!” At Ana Garcia’s command, a...
READ MORELessons from the Renaissance school
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. – With a little help from their...
READ MOREGo & grind: School choice gives this principal a platform to inspire
MIAMI – Little Havana is in a hurry. Long before...
READ MORESchool choice gave this educator a LiFT
SEMINOLE, Fla. – Kim Kuruzovich’s daughter Gina has moderate autism,...
READ MOREA rural charter school rebounds by letting its teachers teach
MCINTOSH, Fla. – In the summer of 2014, Joelene Vining...
READ MOREHow do teachers pick schools for their own kids?
When the government no longer assigns every child to a school,...
READ MORETuthill: School choice is good for teachers, too
Editor’s note: This article originally ran in Education Week. Tuthill is...
READ MOREFlorida roundup: School choice, budgets, teacher pay and more
School choice. School choice can empower educators, Doug Tuthill writes...
READ MOREFlorida nears 14,000 mark for charter school teachers
The number of charter school teachers in Florida reached a...
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