In the big city, everything feels new. School is new. The people are new. And the glares and stares you get for being different are new. But new can also mean new beginnings . . .
It’s the first day of school. An artist wonders if her drawings are good enough to show. An inventor is excited for show and tell. A group of competitive friends call themselves the Sport Kings (but nobody else does).
How school nurses can break down barriers with multilingual families
Astride Jeune in Brockton, MA explains why her role as a bilingual school nurse is so important for family outreach and how the nurses support each other.
The English Learner (EL) Toolkit from the U.S. Department of Education helps state and local education agencies address their legal obligations regarding ELs. The Toolkit has 10 chapters, and contains an overview, sample tools, and resources.
Learn what steps schools can take to care for students in the event that parents, caregivers, or guardians are detained during the school day.