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We hear a lot these days about the importance of student voice. In a rapidly changing school environment, where personalized learning continues to ...

When parents drop their kids off at the bus stop each morning, they want to be assured of two things: 1) Their kids are safe and 2) They get to and...

In 2002, Jamie Robert Vollmer wrote an Education Week article called A Blueberry Story, detailing his experience delivering a speech to encourage t...

When it comes to school shootings, it’s easy to feed into stereotypes. Loner; bullying victim; mentally ill. Such terms are often associated with o...

When you work in a K-12 school, you are always accountable, in some way, to the community you serve. This is true in the political sense–comm...

Whenever someone takes his or her own life, it’s a tragedy. But when a well-known celebrity–who seems to have it all–commits suicide, t...

When you sign-in to your Let’s Talk! account later this week, life may look a little different. Don’t worry. We’re sprucing up the joint. Starting ...

Nearly 21 percent of middle and high school students reported being bullied in 2015, according to a new national report. Bullying is clearly a prob...

School safety is priority No. 1 for educators and families. No matter what happens outside, the expectation is that students and staff should be ab...

Last week, former principal and education thought leader Peter DeWitt announced that he is retiring his regular Education Week blog Finding Common ...