It’s always a thrill for Nic Stone to open an email or receive a hand-written letter from a Black student who has been inspired by words she’s written. “This is the first time I’m seeing myself in a book. Now I want to read more.” Stone, author of the New York Times best-seller “Dear Martin,” […]
As part of the Education Writers Association national seminar, Summit Learning will host a session on July 23 with bestselling author, Nic Stone, and our managing director of curriculum and assessment, Evan Gutierrez, that will explore how a banned book on racism, such as Stone’s Dear Martin, and a refined approach to curriculum are providing […]
Malika Ali refers to classrooms as “mini-societies” and believes it’s long past time for the school’s curriculum to culturally reflect the larger society students live in. “Our kids are demanding better from us,” said Ali, a Director of Pedagogy for the Highlander Institute in Providence, R.I. “They have been for a long time. But especially […]
A veteran Summit Learning educator shares tips for new Summit Learning teachers ahead of our virtual summer training.
The National Education Policy Center (NEPC) recently published a brief mentioning our program. It is important that we provide clarity on the assumptions and claims made in this brief, in order to ensure our partners have factual and reliable information on the Summit Learning program. Student privacy is our top priority. TLP Education has one […]
Greater Johnstown High School’s rising senior Mia Jordan shares why Summit Learning was right for her and how the program made education more manageable.
