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Spotlight on Schools to Watch
Schools to Watch highlights middle schools across the country that demonstrate academic excellence, developmental responsiveness, social equity, and strong organizational structures. These schools are recognized for their commitment to creating environments where every student thrives. Let’s take a closer look at three states—Arizona, Indiana, and Florida—that have made significant strides in their Schools to Watch initiatives. Arizona "Middle Math Matters" Was a Success!

National Forum
Sep 25, 20242 min read


Dedicated Education Leader to Spearhead Arizona Schools to Watch Program
View Official Press Release In an exciting move aimed at enhancing the quality of middle-level education in Arizona, Dr. Robert Caplinger, an advocate for educational excellence, has been elected as the inaugural State Director for the Arizona Schools to Watch Program . Schools to Watch (STW) is an initiative of the National Forum that recognizes outstanding middle-grades schools across the country. Through a rigorous evaluation process, schools are identified for their pra
nationalforum7
Jan 17, 20242 min read


The Easiest & Best Discounts for Educators
Everyone knows we don’t teach for the money … but a little bit extra here and there should help! Teachers continue to spend money out of their own pockets for classroom supplies and needs for each student, and schools work hard to ensure all students have what they need. But what if there was a different way to save on the supplies you buy? The Easiest & Best List of Top Discounts for Educators is HERE, broken down by company since a lot of them offer more than just a discoun
Matthew R. Stover
Nov 6, 20234 min read


Q&A with Dr. Monica Washington
Monica shared some thoughts with us on teaching, learning, and life as an educator. What made you decide to become a teacher? I always loved learning and being in school. My fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Elion, made us all feel like we were her favorite student.I remember that I felt seen and heard in her classroom. I already loved learning, so I thought becoming a teacher would give me the opportunity to help my students love learning in a classroom in which they were valued.

Katie Sandberg
Apr 5, 20234 min read


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