Learning to Embrace Ambiguity

Rachel Nozari | July 2022 As a society, we’ve experienced immense ambiguity in the last two-plus years. We lived through a global pandemic and managed day in and day out uncertainty with fast-changing needs to respond to. We grappled with personal and family health concerns, sustained disruption to schooling and childcare, “the great resignation”, and likely a general feeling of … Read More

The Connection Between Student and Teacher Recruiting

Raven FreemanMarch 28, 2019 Logistically speaking, the recruiting and retention of students and teachers are separate processes. However, on some level, they share an intersecting end goal: creating a productive community of learning where both students and adults can thrive.  Naturally, the ‘pitch’ parents get when considering schools for their child is student-centric, but sprinkling in a few insights about … Read More