Available now! Just in time for Second Chance Month—a compelling collection of stories focused on educational programming and criminal justice reform
The inevitable debates as schools reopen in the fall provide a chance for student civic formation
Engagement, modeling, and trust animate the approach to forming character at St. Thomas More Academy
Mary Beth Klee has developed a “core virtues” character education program that draws on literature and Aristotle
The evidence for remedial tutoring has particular force at a time when so many students may fall behind
How teachers bear the weight of their students—and are sometimes "carried" themselves
Sociologist Jeffrey Guhin weighs in on the recent PDK poll, suggesting alternatives for increasing civic engagement
What some schools are doing to shore up reinforcement at home—and why it matters for character formation
In this short clip, sociologist Jack Wertheimer talks with veteran educator Angus McBeath about the religious underpinnings and everyday practice of restorative justice and community service in Jewish day high schools.
