Danielle LaSusa teaches Global Studies and English at De La Salle North Catholic High School in Portland, Oregon. In her classroom, Danielle aspires to create… More
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Kim Thomas has taught math for more than two decades. Most recently, she joined the staff at Woodruff Alternative School in Peoria, Illinois, where she’s… More
As an organization built by educators, and for educators, Teacher Appreciation Week is always a celebratory time for all of us at NWEA. Teaching is… More
Math teacher Kim Thomas wants nothing more than for her students to have a mathmazing time in class. Using MAP report data to help guide… More
Kim Thomas is on a quest to make the world a little bit more “mathilicious.” At Woodruff Alternative School in Peoria, Illinois, where she’s been… More
Fanny Sosenke started the after-school club Girls Who Math because she wants girls to have a safe space to take risks. The 6th and 8th… More
As a kid, Danielle Livoti’s mom and grandma were always giving her crayons and sketchbooks. Now, when she’s not digitally illustrating strong women in pop… More
Before students walk into Laura Cancillieri’s Social Studies classroom at West Babylon High School in West Babylon, New York, they’re greeted in the hallway by… More
After studying business in college, math teacher Sue Litwin worked as an accountant in the corporate sector. Three years later, she realized her favorite part of… More
For the last three months, we have been sharing a special podcasts series: Leading from the Classroom, created with the 2016 State Teachers of the… More
Leading from the Classroom: Insights from the 2016 Teachers of the Year In this episode, Amy Jo Meiners, a gifted and talented teacher at Auke… More
Leading from the Classroom: Insights from the 2016 Teachers of the Year In this episode, Sarah Lutz, a third grade teacher at Stanley County Elementary… More
