What do you do when your world turns topsy-turvy? We could all use a little support and kindness at the moment. We have some strategies for helping children regulate some of the many emotions they may be feeling right now: cce.org/thought-leader…

Check out our brand new Fall 2020 Back to School Planning Resource Binder. It's a no-nonsense, one-stop guide that helps educators prepare for going back to school virtually during a pandemic. It's available for free here: cce.org/guide/fall-202… Diana Lebeaux

Come work with us! CCE is looking for a passionate communicator to come aboard and lead our development and marketing efforts. Join a team of driven staff who are committed to transforming schools with racial justice and equity at the center of our work: cce.org/about/work-at-…

We're excited to launch this new program in partnership with LA communities to train and support Educators of Color! Read more here: cce.org/uploads/files/…

.MCIEA features on MPS Today over Milford TV. Don't miss this conversation with Milford Public Schools educators and MCIEA coaches!

This week on the blog, Diana Lebeaux reflects on inequities that have surfaced in remote learning and what we can do to address them: cce.org/thought-leader… #edchat #remotelearning #edequitychat

New on the blog this week - see how Zeevak Fellow Ziane used MCIEA SQM data from Boston Latin School to highlight ways the school can be more welcoming of a new, diverse incoming class: cce.org/thought-leader… #edchat #mapoli

"Educational inequality increases too, because absenteeism has risen more among disadvantaged students, including students with disabilities and those from lower-income households." nytimes.com/2023/09/05/bri…

September's Library Card Sign-up month! Since 1987, this month has shown how much money can be saved and how many free student resources and services can be accessed with a simple library card. Follow American Library Association and visit ow.ly/UqsT50PIyib to learn more and get your card.

For National College Savings Month consider this: "Students with savings earmarked for college report higher expectations for earning a degree and identify as college-bound." Learn more: the74million.org/article/childr…

"According to recent research, 8 to 10 percent of American students under 18 have some type of learning disability. That translates to 38 percent of all children with an IEP." Learn more about specific disabilities in this story from Undivided: undivided.io/resources/spec…

As we remember and reflect on the events of September 11, 2001, here are some teaching resources to help engage students. Save this post and add your favorite resources to the comments. ➡️911memorial.org/learn/students… ➡️pbs.org/newshour/class… ➡️facinghistory.org/ideas-week/6-r…

How can we bolster the teaching profession and boost student learning? Check out this two-part series on teacher recruitment and retention post-COVID via Chalkbeat: chalkbeat.org/2023/6/27/2377…

National Hispanic Heritage Month begins today.

The benefits of early childhood education are well documented, but are we ready to invest in a "birth-to-school-entry program?" the74million.org/article/starti…

The pilot episode of Sparking Equity, "Why Arts and Music Must Be Restored to School Curriculum, " explores how the shift away from arts and music education has negatively impacted low-income students and students of color. Listen: buzzsprout.com/2243528/135351…

Our educator pathway is celebrating its third anniversary next month with a gala featuring USF School of Education Prof. of Teacher Education Patrick Camangian. Learn more on CCE's blog: cce.org/cces-educator-…

Help us celebrate 3 years of Community Partnerships for Teacher Pipeline (CPTP) by sharing your photo and CPTP story. #CPTPGala2023 #CCETeacherPathway app.cheerity.com/uuh5gaN5k/main

We asked some of the mentors and mentees participating in our educator pathway exploratory program to briefly share some thoughts or fond memories of their time together. Here's what four pairs had to say: cce.org/meet-some-cptp…

"Two out of three students were enrolled in schools with high or extreme rates of chronic absenteeism during the 2021-22 school year — more than double the rate in 2017-18." Learn more via The 74: the74million.org/article/post-p…