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2:11Watch VideoStudent finds support after unspeakable tragedy
Leo Chavez was just six years old when his father murdered his mother. Leo was left in the care of his 22-year-old sister, Katia. But to overcome this tragedy, he would need help from the entire commu
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Read FlipbookSocial Emotional Learning Toolkit
Educators can use this toolkit as a resource for understanding different approaches to support SEL, and planning for and implementing school and district wide SEL initiatives
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Read FlipbookEstablishing Partnerships to Support Student Wellness
In this brief, Hanover outlines how school districts and community organizations can partner to implement systems and programs that support students’ health and wellness.
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Read FlipbookBest Practices for School Mental Health Screenings
In this research brief, Hanover Research provides an overview of best practices in administering universal mental health screenings in schools and identifies recommended mental health screenings.
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Read ArticleHow can policymakers help close the opportunity gap for students?
Many of these districts also are closing the gap on a range of other outcomes, including graduation rates. The critical question is: How did they do it?
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Read ArticleThe importance of adopting a growth mindset in your classroom
One increasingly popular teaching strategy has less to do with lesson plans and curriculum and more to do with a teacher’s overall approach to student interaction and instruction.
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Read ArticleA closer look at the critical California teacher shortage
Young boys and girls see firsthand an effective educator’s impact, and they look up to their teachers as a result. By the time college comes around, however, things have changed.
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Read ArticleNo Easy Answers – Cities, School Districts, and the Statewide Affordable Housing Crisis
Implementation of affordable housing laws has widespread financial and planning impacts on cities, counties and school districts.
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Interventions and Progress Monitoring Toolkit
MTSS provides a guiding framework for educators to identify students in need of additional supports, use evidence-based intervention strategies, and progress monitor with data.
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Read Article5 Signs You'd Excel in Educating Special Needs Students
Educators who teach special needs students are more than just instructors. They become advocates for social justice whose mission is to protect the dignity of students with disabilities.
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Read ArticleEducators: Stop spending your own money on school supplies
Horace Mann has partnered with DonorsChoose.org to help you crowdsource for your classroom.
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Read Article4 Critical factors to consider regarding compensation
While all educators are dedicated to guiding and instructing students, not all teachers are compensated equally. In fact, teacher salaries can vary quite drastically from one state to the next.
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Read ArticleYour roadmap to becoming a teacher in California
On its surface, the path to becoming a teacher may seem pretty straightforward. The specific educational journey you take will differ depending on the type of teacher you hope to become.
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Read ArticleHow to prevent bullying in the classroom: 4 proactive tips for teachers
More than one in four students report having been bullied at school. And yet just 20–30 percent of bullied students notify adults.
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Read ArticleHave you read these top leadership books?
ACSA asked this year’s Administrator of the Year winners to tell us some of their favorite books about leadership. Here are their picks that will get you ready to lead in the new school year.
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3:08Watch VideoStudent with autism graduates as valedictorian
Congratulations to Cory Suzuki in Los Angeles Unified School District who was named class valedictorian this year at Gardena High. Cory was diagnosed with autism at age 4 and overcame many obstacles e
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3:06Watch Video4th Grader Beats Brain Tumor And Never Gives Up On School
Congratulations to Claremont Unified School District student Alexandra Savage who was diagnosed with #medulloblastoma brain cancer just before starting 4th grade at Condit Elementary. Now in remission
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Get Smart About Wildfire Smoke
Get Smart about Wildfire Smoke - Clear Guidelines for Schools and Wildfire Smoke
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Read ArticleESS: Star quarterback never gave up
During Keannu Linnell’s sophomore year, the junior-varsity quarterback was diagnosed with a brain tumor.
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5:47Watch VideoStar quarterback beats brain cancer and graduates
Keannu Linnell was Mr. All-American. He was a three-sport athlete including quarterback at Lathrop High. But in December of 2016, Keannu was diagnosed with brain cancer. Find out how he overcame insur
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