Skip to main contentWeekend Reads: ‘Love and love hard,’ a KIPP Tulsa teacher tells us all
By | September 23, 2016, 6:45pm UTC - New Haven’s schools chief has fallen out of favor after seven years there, and now he’s looking to leave. (N.H. Independent)
- The KIPP charter network urged its schools to act after Terence Crutcher, a KIPP dad, was killed by police in Tulsa. (Chalkbeat)
- What that action looked like at KIPP Tulsa College Prep, where at least 10 students are related to Crutcher. (Tulsa World)
- A teacher at the school went viral after sharing her experiences talking to students — and her advice to “love and love hard.” (Facebook)
- Great teachers are experts at having hard conversations. Here’s their advice to America. (Chalkbeat)
- One of Nevada’s wealthiest women is also the state’s glamorous board of education president. (Pacific Standard)
- Two seasoned education policy wonks are leading Donald Trump’s education transition planning. (Politics K-12)
- Why is Tennessee’s first single-sex charter school thriving? Not for the reason you might think. (The Atlantic)
- Efforts are underway to improve black students’ experience at a diverse school where they still come out behind. (Bloomberg)
