Posts in category school spotlight

Tynaya Quickley knows young minds — and teaching. Years of experience as an early childhood educator had prepared her for a new career challenge this …

According to the Girls Who Code website, 37% of computer scientists were women in 1995. Today, that number has decreased to 24%. Only 19% of …

“I know when you’re smiling!” The young student eagerly offered during a class discussion. “The jewels on your cat glasses move up!” Bernadette Street, school …

“What if we reimagined the word privilege?” said Natalie Krayenvenger, fourth grade teacher at St. Paul’s Pre and Lower School. “Instead of looking at it …

St. Joseph School – Fullerton has a rich history in the Perry Hall area of Baltimore County for over 150 years educating students but the …

Imagine taking a walk in the Hundred Acre Wood, finding sticks to practice skip counting. Or curling up with a good book near a shaded …

Supporting students’ emotional and social wellbeing has always been a cornerstone of Notre Dame Prep’s middle level program; that support has been especially critical for …

“I’ve always imagined myself to be the Bill Nye of Lower School Science,” said Alex Thaler, lower school science teacher at Krieger Schechter Day School …

Pumpkin, pumpkin, on the ground. How’d you get so big and round? As part of McDonogh School’s Seed to Table program, incoming kindergarten students visit …

Lucie Pentz, Child Psychologist at St. James Academy, has watched how parents, teachers, and students have adapted during fall semester, finding opportunities while navigating challenges. …