Outside the Classroom

A major driving force of schools that adopt a year-round calendar is to prevent the Summer slide. The backward step students take in their learning

This post on gay books young adults will love is co-written with my daughter, Reagan Naujok. She, herself, is a queer young adult and features

We are entering an unprecedented time in our recent history. Even in times of war, schools were still open and games were still played, but

It’s taken a long time for me to get up the courage to write this blog post. It’s not something that comes easily or that

Teacher appreciation week is approaching. In case you didn’t know, it’s usually the first or second week of May, and it’s a time for teachers

I saw something pretty incredible on Saturday night. It was stunning, beautiful, and fun, and crazy. And it was inspiring. It was Taylor Swift in

You can know much about someone by what they choose to read in their free time. Someone who loves horror stories is probably more likely

I have never been skydiving, so if I were to argue about the potential harm from skydiving, I would be highly criticized by those who

I did it today. I took the leap. I’m leaving my job in the middle of the year, and here are my reasons for quitting.