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Abstract grayscale artwork featuring two overlapping faces with bold, expressive eyes symbolizes the journey of first-gen voices. One face is darker, the other lighter, creating a contrasting effect. A small green element is visible on the forehead of one face as red lines curve at the bottom.

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After a Progressive K-12: First Gen Voices on College

“I think that HTH has such a different way of teaching their students that really...
Abstract artwork featuring two overlapping faces in grayscale, each with distinct expressions. Red, curved lines accent the background, adding contrast and depth. The image conveys a sense of duality and emotion.

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Knowing Why

We forget to ask ourselves Why and learning becomes a “chore” or a “must do” as we pass...
A colorful painting depicting a group of five people. The top half shows three individuals sitting closely, while the bottom half has two people standing together, all smiling and outdoors with greenery in the background.

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Home Visits

What I’ve come to know, however, is that spending time in the home of each student gives...
A cozy library space with colorful bulletin boards that exhibit student work, several chairs, and bookshelves filled with books. The rooms warm lighting and inviting atmosphere make it perfect for teachers and students alike to enjoy reading or studying in comfort.

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When Teachers Exhibit

How can teachers further develop new professional learning and then share it? Is there an...
A woman outdoors holds up a large animal bone in front of her face, partially covering it. Set in the 72-Mile Classroom, she stands amidst trees that create a blend of earthy tones, embodying the spirit of immersive environmental education.

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72-Mile Classroom

From the crest at Volcan Mountain, to the coast at Dog Beach, lies the 72-mile classroom...
A child with brown hair sits at a desk, reflecting as they write on a piece of paper. Wearing a black shirt and blue jeans, the classroom setting—with its tables and chairs—surrounds them. The image is enhanced with a painted effect, capturing a moment of growth and creativity.

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Growth Through Reflection

“Ms. Georgia, is it reflection time yet?” an eager student asks. “You betcha, Alex. Go...
A vintage delivery truck with a worn exterior is parked outdoors, embodying the spirit of an Authentic Project. The front showcases two rectangular windows, and the vehicle is painted in a weathered, light color. The background features a grassy area and blurred trees, capturing a reel-y authentic vibe.

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A Reel-y Authentic Project

Raising thousands of dollars in a short period of time to start a student run, non-profit...
A group of children stands in front of a wooden building, proudly displaying painted plates, showcasing the results of their educational craft activity. Two adults stand behind them, smiling beside the open door that leads to expanded creative possibilities inside.

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Education, Expanded

The High Tech High system is a hotbed of intellectual thought on the topic of education,...
A collage of five photos showcasing colorful geometric sculptures hanging from a classroom ceiling, embodying student agency. Made of interconnected rods and shapes, these vibrant creations reflect creative mindsets that brighten the space.

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Mindsets and Student Agency

We can’t force students to develop agency and drive their own learning. It must come from...
Two people wearing safety goggles and gloves are teaching a field science experiment. With a pipette and small containers on the ground, they exhibit precise habits in their work, amidst study materials and a blue box under the partly cloudy sky.

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Don’t Just Talk About Character: Teach Habits

When was the last time you were involved in completing a project for work that didn’t...
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