Why Black History Belongs in Every Classroom All Year

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Why Black History Belongs in Every Classroom Year-Round Despite Black individuals’ profound contributions and enduring legacies throughout history, the full breadth of Black experiences remains underrepresented in many school curricula. This gap denies students a comprehensive education and hinders the opportunity to foster a more inclusive and informed society. To address this disparity, educators must champion the integration of Black … Read More

Holocaust Education Week

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The Holocaust remains one of the most harrowing events in human history, and teaching it effectively is critical for fostering empathy, understanding, and critical thinking among students. Recognizing this importance, the Arkansas State Legislature passed Act 611 in 2021, mandating Holocaust education in all public schools. This legislation ensures that Arkansas educators are equipped to provide meaningful instruction on the … Read More

School Board Appreciation Month: Honoring Education’s Unsung Heroes

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January is School Board Appreciation Month, a time to honor those shaping the quality of our education. School board members work tirelessly behind the scenes to create opportunities for student success. Let’s explore why they deserve our gratitude and how their efforts improve education. Representing Community Values School board members are elected representatives, serving as the community’s voice in the … Read More

Celebrate and Support Bilingual Students

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TL;DR: Bilingualism enhances cognitive skills, academic performance, and cultural understanding. Schools can foster multilingual environments through culturally responsive teaching, resources, and family support. Supporting bilingual students builds global competency and celebrates linguistic diversity. Bilingualism is much more than just being able to speak two languages. It is a powerful asset that shapes cognitive development and enhances academic achievement. As classrooms … Read More

Hour of Code Celebration: Computer Science Education Week

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TL;DR: Bilingualism enhances cognitive skills, academic performance, and global competency. Schools can support multilingual students with culturally responsive teaching, resources, and family collaboration. Encouraging bilingualism builds inclusion, celebrates diversity, and prepares future leaders. Every December, Computer Science Education Week (CSWeek) inspires students, educators, and lifelong learners to explore the world of coding. This week-long event, held annually in honor of … Read More