The Supreme Court's reversal of the eviction moratorium has us looking back on this important essay by Paul Gorski, calling us to rethink how poverty and economic disadvantage affect our students and families. learningforjustice.org/magazine/sprin…

As many of you head into a long weekend that, given the work ahead, hardly feels like a reprieve, we want to stress the importance of your well-being. We want to encourage you to take breaks, breaths and care. It's not selfish. It's critical to this work. learningforjustice.org/professional-d…

Your child's school attendance is key to their success. If you experience challenges that make it difficult for your student to attend school, let us know. We are committed to partnering with you to help your child reach their highest potential. #SCCSD

This #SuicidePreventionWeek, support your students and your school community. These resources can help you reduce mental health stigma, promote wellness, acknowledge the needs of students and staff, and provide practical tools of support. learningforjustice.org/the-moment/sep…

Circa 2019: but still relevant. Thanks for the reminders, Edutopia! ❤️

Solidarity is power. Coalitions are essential. It’s a historic truth often denied to our students—and a reminder that challenges we face now are best faced together. Sarah-SoonLing 王舜琳 explains the power of introducing students to concepts about solidarity. learningforjustice.org/magazine/fall-…

Let's celebrate the principalship! Hear a special message from Iowan Paul Wenger, National Assoc. of Elementary School Principals President:

As educators plan Thanksgiving lessons, events or discussions, please consider these resources for teaching the history accurately, centering Indigenous voices and interrupt harmful stereotypes. learningforjustice.org/magazine/teach…

“86 percent of respondents said they had no Latino colleagues on their board. Meanwhile Latinos were 27 percent of public school students in the country.” edweek.org/leadership/the…

Kids returning from break provides a great opportunity to reset classroom routines & procedures. Do your current expectations for common activities & transitions provide adequate levels of adult support & orchestration? Adjust accordingly to start the new year off right!

Prioritize areas that have the greatest potential for improvement! Choose 1-2 specific behaviors to increase/decrease & reteach your expectations over the next two weeks. When you see students doing what you’ve asked, be sure to acknowledge them! #safeandcivilschools

Our conversation with God should never be only about ourselves. We need to talk to him about our loved ones and colleagues, about the concerns we have for our culture and society.

What is the Case for More Diverse Teachers? | Let's Talk | NPR youtu.be/58E8wk959Rw via YouTube

Big thanks to West High School | Sioux City, IA for stopping by our first-ever KCAU 9 SportsZone / @metrosportstv High School Football Media Day! Sioux City Community School District

Birthday Buddies taking in the game!❤️ Myrtle Beach Pelicans