Joe Nathan / 2015 Columns / Alia Jackson, Boston Pilot Schools, Boston Teachers Union, Center for Collaborative Education, Codman Academy, Deborah Meier, Educators for Excellence-Minnesota, EdVisions, Grizzly Prep, High School for Recording Arts, Hope Survey, Howard Fuller, Joe Nathan, KIPP, Minnesota New Country Schoo, National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, National Association of Charter School Authorizers, Pierre Fulford, teacher led schools, Ted Kolderie, Vaughn Next Century Learning Center, What does Chartering Public Schools Represent, Yes Prep Schools, Yvonne Chan / 0 Comments
The following column originally appeared in Education Week, March 26, 2015. Links have been updated as of April, 2022. The column appeared as a part of an ongoing discussion with Deborah Meier. What does “Chartering Schools” Represent? By Joe Nathan — March 26, 2015 7 min read Today Joe Nathan describes what he thinks “chartering” public schools […]
Joe Nathan / 2021-2022 Columns & Other Publications / Andrew Furco, Bruce Silcox, Emanuel Pariser, Head Start, Maine Academy of Natural Science, National Youth Leadership Council, NYLC, Protect Your Rights and Money Class, School Rubric, service learning, service-learning research, seven service-learning best practices, Thomas Easterling, What Kids Can Do website, Youthwork Makes the Booth Work / 1 Comment
This column was originally published on School Rubric website in April, 2022. Helping Young People learn to improve their communities, now! Educators can, and in some cases are, helping youngsters learn how they can help improve their communities, right now! This “asset based” approach builds on students’ insights, creativity, interests and passion. The “service-learning” […]
Joe Nathan / 2021-2022 Columns & Other Publications / Andrew Furco, Bruce Silcox, Emanuel Pariser, Head Start, Joe Nathan, Maine, Mississippi, National Youth Leadership Council, NYLC Annual Conference, Protect Your Rights and Money, School Rubric, Thomas Easterling, University of Minnesota, What Kids Can Do, Youthwork Makes the Booth Work / 0 Comments
The following column was posted in April, 2022 by School Rubric. Helping youngsters learn to improve their communities; Now! Students planning projects at the National Youth Leadership Council. (photo credit Bruce Silcox) Educators can, and in some cases are, helping youngsters learn how they can help improve their communities, right now! This […]
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This column originally was published by the Morrison County Record, Monticello Times and other APG of East Central Mn newspapers during April, 2022 Stunning report and proposed PSEO changes can help every high school student High school students like Wayzata’s Rani Mukherjee, and college students like Little Falls’ Zeke Jackson, could produce a big victory […]
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The following column originally appeared in a number of APG of East Central, Minnesota newspapers during March, 2022. ABC TV’s “Abbott Elementary” helps viewers laugh and learn A new ABC TV show brings two valuable things to viewers: laughter and nuance. “Abbott Elementary” is perhaps the first major network series featuring mostly African-American educators, along […]