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As school leaders, principals are responsible for cultivating a safe and supportive environment for all students. The attitudes among faculty are often a reflection of

Music education in schools results in better outcomes for development and growth of students. Research has shown that learning about music and playing an instrument

School administrators are charged with keeping students safe while providing access to education. Principals and other educational leaders should understand how the law impacts decisions

School-based learning is of paramount importance for the lifelong success of students living in poverty, students of color and other marginalized groups. Yet, these groups

Today’s schools are more diverse than ever before. While this can enrich our students’ educational experiences, it also brings challenges to teachers. Constructively acknowledging biculturalism

While traumatic experiences are not out of the realm of possibility for most people, the impact of such experiences on children deserves special consideration. For

In the past, students with learning disabilities were often misunderstood, misdiagnosed and deemed incapable of achieving success in school. Little was known about dyslexia, attention

Whether caused by the stress associated with an election year or the COVID-19 pandemic, Google searches for “self-care” generally trended upward beginning in early 2020

A positive culture is an essential element of successful schools, and building principals are in the best position to model and nurture an environment of

An M.Ed. in Literacy opens up a variety of possible occupations for graduates. Through an online program like the one offered by Eastern Washington University,

Heather Ratterree had her sights set on a career in nursing until a volunteer tutoring position helped her see things in a different light. “I