Tweet Judy Brown shared this picture of the fireplace in the house where she grew up in Michigan.  She writes: “It strikes me that as a child I likely spent......

TweetToday’s post is a video of Judy Brown reading and reflecting on her poem, “Fire.”  Enjoy!...

TweetBecky van der Bogert’s Reflections on Fire “You have an interstitial lung disease and there isn’t anything . . .” I didn’t need to hear the rest. My mother had......

TweetFrom the first time I read “Chomp” – one of Greg John’s whimsical and wise stories – I was hooked!  In each of his stories, Greg magically captures his young......

TweetWe are delighted with all the thoughtful and inspiring blog posts, poetry reflections and interviews that have been sent in to the website. We have many more to post –......

TweetIn response to our November Giveaway question: Now that the school year has hit a rhythm — what new project, approach, or curriculum is blooming in your world? Eleanor Alexander......

TweetToday is Emily Dickinson’s birthday. So it is fitting to write a post in her honor – even more so, as she is a poet well loved by teachers. As......

Tweet Name?  Josh Morton Current position? Middle school language arts teacher How long have you been in education? 14 years What’s a little known fact about you? I have two......

TweetTeaching Retired Teachers By Mel Glenn It is reputed that Kurt Vonnegut once said, “When I grew up I realized all adults, male or female, are emotionally 14.” After teaching......

Tweet Name? Chauncey D. Reese Current position? Dean of Instruction How long have you been in education? 15 years What’s a little known fact about you? My great-grandfather was a......