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It Is Not Taboo to Use Calculators in Math Class

Students shouldn’t be barred from using calculators because of misguided views on math education proficiency.

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Is Your School Board Prepared to Lead?

School Board Partners launched a new, policy-centered governance model that offers a more accountable, power-balanced, equity-focused approach to the work of school boards.

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The Key to Academic Success: Culturally Affirming Classrooms

Culturally affirming classrooms create nurturing learning environments that celebrate the uniqueness of students’ identities.

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Using Translation to Support Multilingual Learners and Their Families

Using translation technology can help K-12 schools and districts create more inclusive learning environments for multilingual learners and their families.

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3 Ways To Get Kids Back To Class with ESSER

ESSER funds can be used to build school connectedness with families to support student success.

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Black Education: Do We Think Black Children Are Mathematically Stupid?

Assata Moore discusses why we need to stop questioning the capabilities of Black children and start questioning the system that continues to fail them.

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Support Black Youth Before They Become a Hashtag

Shawnta Barnes offers a poignant argument for proactively championing Black youth every day rather than waiting for tragedy to strike.

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Navigating the AI-Driven Future for Equitable Progress

Chris Stewart discusses how our choices, values, and principles we stand by will determine whether or not we leverage technology for the collective good.

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A Profile of Racial Equity at Boston Public Schools

Alia Verner explores advancing racial equity strategies in Boston’s education system and empowering students through the Racial Equity Seed Fund.