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ISA’s work in the area of social, emotional, and academic development (SEAD) has been piloted by teachers and coaches in six ISA...
[caption id="attachment_7934" align="aligncenter" width="568"] Glenville staff members celebrating with their seniors at the recent prom.[/caption] Glenville High School in Cleveland...
Carver High School in Winston-Salem, NC partners with ISA, and we recently asked its principal, Carol Montague-Davis, and her colleague...
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, several ISA colleagues reminisced about teachers whom they remembered from school. Here are a...
When I was in elementary school, I had something special in my class that not a lot of other kids...
Soon, many young people will graduate high school and head off on a new adventure. Whether their journey leads to...
On March 5th, ISA president, Dr. Stephanie Wood-Garnett, and principal, Dr. Wachera Brown, shared the success story of Innovation High...
Following our Washington DC event on evidence-based whole-school reform, we sat with three educational leaders to talk with them about...
by Stephanie Wood-Garnett, EdD and Betty Greene-Bryant, EdD Note: This article originally appeared in The Standard, the Journal of the...
Writing is a vital skill in most workplaces in the U.S. Yet according to the most recent National Assessment of...
Math is often a student’s most dreaded subject. Students are sometimes told that you are either “math-minded” or you are...
