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Start Anew, Return to Where You Started
Written by PACE Megan   
Yet another reason that being a teacher is fantastic— there are technically two "New Years" in a calendar year. The first is the beginning of the school year and the second is, of course, in January (Yes, my listing of them is chronologically incorrect, but in education the "beginning of the year" is the first day of school.)
 
Teacher-Run Schools Gaining Popularity
Written by PACE Megan   

A public charter school in St. Paul, Minnesota has been gaining national attention for its innovative vision and spin on learning. The Avalon School is a teacher-run school with no administrators, secretaries or even librarians. This school and others like it have been gaining steam as a means to challenge the classic public school environment, and according to a new study, are producing results.

 
Greatest Hits & Biggest Misses in Education 2010
Written by PACE Megan   
As we wrap up 2010, websites and magazines of all topics are releasing their annual "best-of" lists. People in the education reform world are no different. This week, the Hoover Institution released its best and worst lists for 2010:
 
Colorado Teachers Have a Choice
Written by PACE Megan   

PACE Executive Director Kris Enright writes an article about PACE featured in Liberty Ink's magazine.  Click here to check it out.

 
Portrait of a New Teacher (but others are invited to read too)
Written by PACE Megan   
Q: What do these words have in common?
 
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