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  • Who Controls Native Education?

    Who Controls Native Education?

    Mandy Smoker Broaddus, Kellie Harry, and Sarah Pierce share reflections from the National Indian Education Association’s annual convention and its theme of Native Control of Native Education.

  • Kellie Harry

    Native Language Revitalization: A Personal Journey Into Paiute Language and Culture

    Kellie Harry is a senior advisor in Native and culturally responsive education and shares her personal story of learning her native Paiute language and advocating for its revitalization.

  • Diana Serrano

    Making it Personal: Conducting Relevant Research to Support English Learners

    Education Northwest researcher Diana Serrano experienced the power of education firsthand. Today, she gives back to English learners and educators through research grounded in practical application.

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    The PLC at Work in Arkansas Evaluation: Implementation, Impact, and Methodology

    The Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) invested in intensive supports for schools to build high-functioning professional learning communities using Solution Tree’s Professional PLC at Work® model.

  • Identifying and Supporting Native Migratory Students

    Identifying and Supporting Native Migratory Students

    Accurate identification can help Native migratory students sustain important cultural practices while thriving in school.

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    Finding the Green Zone: Trauma-Informed Practices in the Classroom

    Using trauma-informed practices helps create a foundation of safety and support. As students work through their own trauma, together we build a community focused on healing, resilience, growth, learning, and success.

  • Monze Stark

    Listening Is Key to Keeping Latinx Students in College

    At the College of Southern Idaho, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Services Monze Stark leads a personalized approach to retention for Latinx and other students.

  • youth working at a grocery store register

    Experience Matters: Scaling Workplace Learning for Youth

    After-school employment has great potential to reinforce and expand on classroom learning—if students, educators, and employers collaborate.

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    It’s On Adults to Make Space for Youth Voice

    It’s past time that adults take action to promote youth voice. Here are some ways to get started.

  • Myrna Muñoz

    No One Gets Left Behind: Affirming a Mexican Vision of Community

    Myrna Muñoz invites everyone to join in her ancestors’ Mexican way of understanding community—affirming, supporting, and empowering one another.

  • Latinx Heritage Month

    Community Is a Call to Action—Latinx Heritage Month

    From September 15 to October 15, the United States celebrates Latinx Heritage Month to spotlight the achievements and contributions of Latinx Americans.

  • Destiny McLennan

    How Black Students Make Decisions About Their Futures

    Black high school students face significant barriers to postsecondary success, including anti-Blackness. Destiny McLennan looks at how they make decisions about their futures despite the obstacles.

  • Catherine Barbour joins Education Northwest

    Catherine Barbour Joins Education Northwest to Lead Equity-Driven School Improvement

    Education Northwest’s new Director of School Improvement Systems, Catherine Barbour, helps low-performing schools get better—with equity at the forefront of the effort.

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    Building Inclusive Schools and Communities with the Community Conversation Toolkit

    The Community Conversation Toolkit helps families, educators, and community members discuss how to make schools welcoming and inclusive to all.

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    Educating Youth for Careers: Are We Overprescribing the Pathway?

    Approaches to career guidance have swung from focused study to broad experience and back again. So what’s the best way for students to find the work they really want to do?

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