Educational News

Learn and Play Montessori, a best-in-class preschool and kindergarten program in Fremont, Danville, and Dublin, is proud to announce new content on a range of daycare, childcare, preschool, and kindergarten options in Dublin, California. “Dublin is a thriving community at the crossroads of the Bay Area,” explained Harpreet Grewal, director of Learn and Play Montessori. “As more … Read more

As a world-renowned real estate expert and one of the most successful real estate agents in the country, it makes good sense Brett Oppenheim would offer his expertise to others who might want similar success in the industry. That is exactly what he has done by releasing two online courses.  The announcement this week corresponded … Read more

Making Sense is recognised as the provider of the best chemistry tuition in Singapore. They use a specially structured syllabus for students of O-level and A-level chemistry. Their innovative teaching methods as well as the continuous refinement of the curriculum and pedagogy guarantees excellent results for all students of science. They have helped students in … Read more

“The educator shortage is not a new issue in the world of education,” says American Association of School Personnel Administrators (AASPA) Executive Director, Kelly Coash-Johnson. “However, in recent months it has been exacerbated by the pandemic. Education is facing the largest crisis in a generation with regards to staffing schools with not only qualified teachers but … Read more

The Common Sense Society (CSS) today announced that Dr. Joshua Mitchell is joining as Senior Fellow. CSS—a leading international educational network—was established in 2009 and now hosts educational initiatives throughout North America and Europe. Dr. Mitchell currently serves as a professor of political theory at Georgetown University. He has also been chairman of the Government Department and … Read more

On Nov. 3, during a San Francisco Board of Education meeting about equity at Lowell High School, anonymous persons interrupted the online public meeting and posted video that “used racial slurs” and “displayed pornographic images,” causing the Board to terminate the meeting, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The Friends of Lowell Foundation condemns these … Read more

The Alliance for Decision Education has added a retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral and a PayPal Executive to its list of distinguished board members calling for decision-making skills to be incorporated into school curriculums.   Retired Navy Vice Admiral Jan Elizabeth Tighe joined the Alliance Board along with Michelle Ton, Head of Sales Decision Science at … Read more