No Child Left Offline: Tackling the Digital Divide in Alabama
Access to high-speed internet and digital devices is imperative for students to succeed in a world impacted by the COVID-19 […]
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Schools Reopen: Overcoming the Equity Challenges of COVID-19
The reality of schooling in America looks vastly different than it did at the beginning of last school year. COVID-19 […]
A+ College Ready Announces the Addition of Statewide Individual Teacher Training Program
In the 2020-2021 school year, A+ College Ready, in partnership with the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE), will be […]
AT&T contributes $25,000 to DonorsChoose.org to Support Arts Programs Across Alabama
Birmingham, AL, May 9, 2019 — Efforts to keep local students connected to a positive future got a boost as […]
Urge the Alabama Legislature to Support Computer Science Education For All Students
Written by Mark Dixon President, A+ Education Partnership
What are the jobs of the future, and how […]
The New Math Course of Study: Why is It Important and What Does It Offer Our Students?
The proposed new Mathematics Course of Study has the potential “to give ALL students, not just the brightest ones, more access to rigorous standards and quality math education.” Tammy Dunn, Vice President for Academic Affairs for A+ College Ready, shares insights from the Math COS committee members.
Celebrating National Charter Schools Week in Alabama
As we celebrate National Charter Schools Week, it’s clear Alabamians are beginning to take advantage of the innovative possibilities of public charter schools to ensure all Alabama students are well served by public education.
Students Lead Their Own Learning in ‘Maker Space’
We can learn something new every day when we open our minds, explore, observe, question, and reflect. I was able to see this process in action recently when I visited a local school.
My Safari Through the Brain Forest
This summer I took a most fascinating trip through the Brain Forest in Montgomery. In its third year, the […]
Innovation Allows for “Both-And” in Charter Schools & Privatization Debate
An A+ Commentary on Troy University Studies
There has been so much focus on how we can better educate Alabama’s […]
