Every Friday evening, I tune into an online talk show called the Parent Teacher Student Check-In; the self-described show was created during the 2020 lockdown and was designed to offer people an outlet to vent about their experiences during the pandemic. This week was the most riveting. I cringed as an undergraduate college student named …
Traditionally, white males have advanced in careers focused on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math also referred to as STEM in K-12 education. As of late, there has been a heightened interest in STEM programs in schools.
Will Having a Black Vice-President Aid in the Dismantling of Discriminatory Policies and Practices for Black Children in Public Schools?
Before writing this blog, I wanted to do a little research in regards to the question of leadership in the Black community just to get a feel of public opinion on this matter.
Despite even the best efforts to reopen schools during the pandemic, many school districts recently reverted back to one hundred percent remote learning following an uptick in positive COVID-19 cases amongst students and staff in K-12 schools.
Attending the New York Library Association (NYLA) annual conference and trade show November 7-10, 2012 in Saratoga Springs was both exhausting and exciting. As a faculty member, I was strongly encouraged to attend the state conference that claimed to write the next chapter in the field of library and information science. It is the oldest state library …