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Greetings from City Hall

Five alums in local government tell all about their cities (and one tiny town).

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An illustration of people working at city halls

March 30, 2018

Greetings from City Hall

Five alums in local government tell all about their cities (and one tiny town).

By

Paula Ann Solis

A white water tower, with the word Marianna on it, standing in a field with two horses, in front of some industrial buildings and next to a road.

March 14, 2018

A Chance to Lead a School in Rural America

Apply to be part of a fellowship that prepares school leaders for the places that most need them.

A watercolor of a man and a porche

March 6, 2018

Motor Trend Editor-in-Chief Ed Loh Loves Fresh Air and Fast Cars

The former science teacher still digs science, too. Just don’t ask him about Snapchat.

By

Leah Fabel

February 20, 2018

Writing the Code for Careers in Tech

Alumni experts—teachers and pros working in tech—have a few things they’d like each other to know.

By

Mary Jo Madda

Elisa Villanueva Beard

Elisa Villanueva Beard

February 16, 2018

How Many Corps Members Should Teach For America?

Implementing a growth strategy that meets community demand, makes the greatest impact with students, and supports collective leadership

By

Elisa Villanueva Beard

A young married couple laughing

February 14, 2018

Match.Corps: The Principals of Marriage

A tale of love and scorekeeping.

By

Faviola Leyva, Paula Ann Solis

Two kids walking into a school

A mural of César Chávez welcomes students at the Chicago elementary school bearing his name. Over the past seven years, principal Barton Dassinger and his team have led the South Side neighborhood school to some of the best outcomes in the city.

Kristan Lieb

Education Coverage

February 12, 2018

Freedom Leads to Results for Two District Principals in Chicago

Is Principal Autonomy Part of the Secret to Boosting Student Achievement?

By

Leah Fabel

Two men in an embrace

Tamir Harper (left) is a high school senior. Sterling Grimes (right) teaches high school English.

Charles Mostoller

February 7, 2018

Can Philadelphia Become a Mecca for Black Male Educators?

If yes, it's thanks to young men like this teacher and student.

By

Paula Ann Solis

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