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The Alabama Literacy Act is Good for Children

Last week, the Alabama House of Representatives voted 92-3 to pass the Alabama Literacy Act (HB 388) with […]

Teacher Voices: Highly Prepared Educators Can Give All Our Students Access to Computer Science Skills and Careers by Pam McClendon, Computer Science Teacher Leader

Thanks to Alabama’s professional development programs for Computer Science teachers, career tech educator Pam McClendon has become a skilled CS teacher leader, committed to opening career doors for students and realizing the vision that all Alabama youth today need to gain some mastery of coding and computer science skills.

Alabama Students During Teacher Appreciation Week: “What We Appreciate About Our Teachers!”

It’s Teacher Appreciation Week and who can better appreciate educators than their own students? We invited some Instructional Partners across our ABPC networks to gather testimonies from kids in their schools about their favorite teachers.

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The Alabama Literacy Act
is good for students.

A+ is highlighting “Teacher Voices”
in which educators explain the
importance of Computer Science education.

A non-profit, non-partisan organization
working to improve Alabama education
through advocacy and our two programs:
A+ College Ready & the Alabama Best Practices Center.

We drive improvements
in public education in Alabama.

Good policies are important.
But so are good programs.
That's why we do both.

Alabama has a teacher shortage.
See how A+ proposes to solve it.

A+ and VOICES are hosting a
state-wide, student-led
advocacy project for
Alabama High School students.

"If your plan is for 1 year, plant rice.
If your plan is for 10 years, plant trees.
If your plan is for 100 years, educate children."

-Confucius

The Latest News from A+

The Alabama Literacy Act is Good for Children

Teacher Voices: Highly Prepared Educators Can Give All Our Students Access to Computer Science Skills and Careers by Pam McClendon, Computer Science Teacher Leader

Alabama Students During Teacher Appreciation Week: “What We Appreciate About Our Teachers!”

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The Alabama Literacy Actis good for students.

A+ is highlighting “Teacher Voices”in which educators explain theimportance of Computer Science education.

A non-profit, non-partisan organizationworking to improve Alabama educationthrough advocacy and our two programs:A+ College Ready & the Alabama Best Practices Center.

We drive improvementsin public education in Alabama.

Good policies are important.But so are good programs.That's why we do both.

Alabama has a teacher shortage.See how A+ proposes to solve it.

A+ and VOICES are hosting astate-wide, student-ledadvocacy project forAlabama High School students.

"If your plan is for 1 year, plant rice. If your plan is for 10 years, plant trees. If your plan is for 100 years, educate children."

-Confucius

The Latest News from A+

The Alabama Literacy Act is Good for Children

Teacher Voices: Highly Prepared Educators Can Give All Our Students Access to Computer Science Skills and Careers by Pam McClendon, Computer Science Teacher Leader

Alabama Students During Teacher Appreciation Week: “What We Appreciate About Our Teachers!”

A+ IS A FOUNDING MEMBER OF

The Alabama Literacy Act
is good for students.

A+ is highlighting “Teacher Voices”
in which educators explain the
importance of Computer Science education.

A non-profit, non-partisan organization
working to improve Alabama education
through advocacy and our two programs:
A+ College Ready & the Alabama Best Practices Center.

We drive improvements
in public education in Alabama.

Good policies are important.
But so are good programs.
That's why we do both.

Alabama has a teacher shortage.
See how A+ proposes to solve it.

A+ and VOICES are hosting a
state-wide, student-led
advocacy project for
Alabama High School students.

"If your plan is for 1 year, plant rice.
If your plan is for 10 years, plant trees.
If your plan is for 100 years, educate children."