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The psychologist said my son might never learn the multiplication table. "Not on my watch," I thought. He was going to need more practice. My son learned a lot over the weeks that followed. I did, too.
As the holidays approach, I feel thankful for the generations that brought America's children out of the fields and factories. What vision!
The president of the California State Board of Education says special education in California is in "deep trouble." This isn't new news.
There's a lot you don't know about California's education system, right? Here's a reason to learn more about it NOW.
Homework is a giant part of the experience of education. What is its purpose, and does it deliver? How is homework changing?
I started writing what would eventually become Ed100.org more than a decade ago, as a volunteer. Here's why I think it matters.
Constitution Week 2017 is September 17 through 23. What do California schools teach about citizenship? The standards are changing...
Your district is required to 'engage parents' in developing its annual Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP). California parent leaders can use the LCAP to influence their district's priorities, but only if they understand the process. What's in an LCAP, and how does the process actually work? He
A lot happened over the summer. Here's what might have slipped by you.
One of the nicest questions we get from readers is "How can I use Ed100 at my school?" Here's some practical advice.
When it comes to investing in children and schools, California is still just getting "back to bad". And it might get worse.
Some changes in California's education system can be traced back to the work of the Governor's Committee on Education Excellence. The Committee's recommendations are still relevant. Here they are.
Five tips to share with your school community to help you get ready for a great year.
Parcel taxes and bonds enable school districts to raise money locally. Parcel taxes are for people and programs. Bonds are for buildings and facilities. Here's what you need to know.
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