by Peter Hancock | Feb 9, 2014 | Articles
It’s a sensitive process, but districts are encouraging teachers having Courageous Conversations about race and diversity issues. In Lawrence Kansas, Leidene King, a slight, middle-aged African-American woman stood to one side of the crowded room so people... by Peter Hancock | Feb 4, 2014 | Articles
Researchers from two state agencies say fitness and academic performance are linked, however they cannot prove definitively that exercise and physical fitness make kids smarter. The study, unveiled Thursday during a gym class at Seaman Middle School in Topeka, was... by Peter Hancock | Sep 24, 2013 | Articles
As with many of the schools around the country, the Lawrence Arts Center is picking up STEAM. The facility is buzzing with preschool students involved in painting, dancing, sculpting, or constructing mini engineering feats. This isn’t just play, it’s about... by Peter Hancock | Sep 10, 2013 | Articles
A school is a unique and diverse environment that must function to serve many types of students. From ESL to LD, schools are only as strong as their ability to serve every student on an individual basis while creating a cohesive and integrated educational environment....
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