The District of Columbia’s citywide approach to bullying is a groundbreaking one which “discourages an over-reliance on discipline and instead adopts a public health approach
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Ward 8 Education Review with Councilmember May
DC Councilmember LaRuby May has just completed her first six months in office. She joined the Education Town Hall on December 3 to discuss the
District-wide Anti-Bullying Program
The District of Columbia’s citywide approach to bullying is a groundbreaking one which “discourages an overreliance on discipline and instead adopts a public health approach
From Strollers to College Applications: Homeless Children’s Playtime Project
It is well-documented that play is essential for children’s cognitive, physical, and emotional well-being both at home and at school. In addition, play can help
DC’s Public Ed Ombudsman: Responding, Educating, Advocating
Joyanna Smith began serving as DC’s Ombudsman for Public Education in early 2014, after years in which the office was not filled. The office just
DC School Libraries: Disparities, Possibilities
Peter MacPherson, long-time advocate, joined the Education Town Hall to provide an update on DC school libraries and share a proposal for enhancing and equalizing
Education Town Hall Forum 