Joe Nathan / 2021-2023 Columns & Other Publications, Dual HS/College Credit, Featured Content, PSEO / advanced placement, Alison Byerly, Carleton College, college in the schools, dual credit, international baccalaureate, Macalester College, Minnesota Office of Higher Education, Neal Mukherjee, Pell Grants, post secondary enrollment options, Rice, Social Mobility study, St. Olaf University, Stanford University, Tatem Rios / 3 Comments
The following column originally appeared in a number of APG of East Central Minnesota newspapers such as the Morrison County Record during May and June, 2022. New Carleton College policy hurts many potential students Unfortunately, Carleton College doesn’t seem interested in serving many low-income students. As a Minnesota taxpayer, as well as Carleton graduate […]
Joe Nathan / 2021-2023 Columns & Other Publications / Deeper Learning Conference, Dr. Lee-Ann Stephens, Dr. Rose Chu, High School for Recording Arts, Lars Esdal, Minnesota Office of Higher Education, Morning Foundation, Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board, St. Louis Park High School, teacher led schools, Verizon Wireless / 4 Comments
This column originally was published by a number of APG of East Central Mn newspapers during May, 2022. Vital rethinking about the job of teaching By Joe Nathan on Education Whether in a St. Louis Park High School class taught by a Minnesota Teacher of the Year, a video produced by St. Paul […]
Joe Nathan / 2021-2023 Columns & Other Publications / ABetterSociety.org, Andrew Furco, Anna Edlun, Eastern Carver County School District, Grant Siebert, Heather Mueller, Heather Tran, Maplewood Middle School, Minnesota Department of Education, Multiplying Good, National Youth Leadership Council, Search Institute, Tom Holman, Wokie Weah, Youthprise / 1 Comment
The column below originally appeared in a number of APG of East Central Minnesota newspapers such as The SunThisWeek during May, 2022. The pictures below, taken by the author, did not appear in these newspapers. Grant Siebert, photo by author Producing more successful students like Grant Grant Siebert’s shy smile turned to a […]
Joe Nathan / 2011, 2021-2023 Columns & Other Publications, Charter schools / Amanda Glunz, Blue Ribbon Schools, Catherine Gallo, Charvz Russell, DaVinci Academy of Arts and Science, Dawn Rynders, Friendship Academy of the Arts, Holly Fischer, International Spanish Language Academy, Jeremy Perrin, Jon Gutierrez, language immersion schools in Minnesota, Melissa Sondrol, Northwest Passage High, PACT Charter School, PiM Arts High School, school, Senator David Durenberger, Senator Ted Kennedy, St. Croix Preparatory Academy in Stillwater, Susan Berg, Swan River Montessori, Ted Kolderie, U.S. Department of Education, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Yinghua Academy / 2 Comments
The following column appeared originally in several APG of East Central Minnesota newspapers during April-May, 2022. Federal bureaucrats ignore educators they honored In a tragic, but typical action, U.S. Department of Education officials are ignoring the insights of Minnesota educators such as Susan Berg, Holly Fischer, Jon Gutierrez, Jeremy Perrin and Charvz Russell. They lead […]
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 […]