Stories by Jill Anderson

Craig Paxton, Ed.M.'09, executive director of Axium Education, on the importance of supporting education efforts in South Africa's most rural communities.

A custom professional education program aims to guide Swedish educators toward expanding inclusion efforts in their schools.

Catherine Brown, vice president of education policy at the Center for American Progress, provides insight into sex education standards around the country and the shift to do more.

Drew Echelson, Ed.M.’05, Ed.D.’13, has been named the next director of the Doctor of Education Leadership Program.

Natasha Warikoo on the discrimination lawsuit against Harvard and whether the college admissions process can truly ever be fair.

Senior Lecturer Irvin Scott talks about why faith leaders can be key players in educational outcomes for children in their communities.

University of Missouri Associate Professor Ben Trachtenberg on why the 2015 Mizzou protests escalated to such dramatic levels and what other universities can learn from the school’s experience.

How one globally recognized teacher uses the arts as a powerful tool for inclusion in schools.

Private school enrollments are declining — a trend that reveals a lot about the middle class in America. Here’s why it’s important for everyone to pay attention to who goes to private school.

The real reason teachers are leaving the profession (not burn out!) and how school leaders can help stave off this phenomenon.