To ensure a high-quality education for all, students need more teachers who reflect the diversity of the communities they serve

The K-12 public charter school in Northwest Arkansas integrates the arts into core academic courses like science, math and literature, helping students make deeper connections to the material.

124,000 U.S. public schools closed, affecting more than 55 million students.

How the Charter School Growth Fund helped a pair of Colorado teachers launch an innovative school model

High school art teacher Cristina Correa finds creative ways to inspire students during the coronavirus crisis

Thaden School in Bentonville, Arkansas, helps students build real-world skills and connections to their community

Adrienne Hudson is helping reduce teacher shortages that limit opportunity for Delta students.

In Boston’s communities of color, Principal Julie Duran is showing students what’s possible through hard work and self-confidence.

How one Texas principal is setting—and achieving—his goal of sending every student to college.

Veteran teacher Justin Newell uses sports as a metaphor for life in Camden, New Jersey.

In East Harlem, third-grade teacher Sheila Sullivan is preparing students with unique learning needs to be active citizens and critical thinkers.

In Oakland, Catholic school teacher Sheila Garcia prepares scholars for a life of achievement and service

In Atlanta, Kathryn Stanley helps students connect with their culture and history – to build a better future.

Teacher Brittany Barker wants students to ‘envision their future’ and then make it happen

In San Antonio, middle school teacher Michael Osikoya finds purpose in a new career

At Boston’s Charlestown High, Francis Pina strives to be “consistently great in the classroom.”