
Practice Makes Perfect
The SEL Blog
"Grammar in the Greenhouse" allows English language learners to grow in SEL, enhance their academic skills, participate in urban gardening, develop healthy nutrition habits, share the harvest with families, visit libraries, science centers, colleges, museums, galleries, gardens, county fairs, organizations and events in the city and the state and thus become part of the local community and responsible citizens of their new home country.
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Karen Anderson
Teaching Artists from Everyday Arts will provide professional development and artist residencies for special education teachers in elementary and middle... October 2021Read Story
Kamal Wright-Cunningham
Maya Angelou Schools is an alternative charter school network in Washington, DC serving a disconnected youth population at our high... October 2021Read Story
Joseph Blasher
This project will support the growth of student leaders who participate in Affinity Groups and Peer Restorative Justice. In addition,... October 2021Read Story
Jonathan Brown
Chattanoogans in Action for Love, Equality, and Benevolence (CALEB) is working to combat the school to prison pipeline by addressing... October 2021Read Story
Joey Gustafson
Founded by the Community Association of Progressive Dominicans (ACDP) twenty years ago, Amber Charter Schools is pleased to be a... October 2021Read Story
Jeffrey Hoehn
Cuidando Los Niños will promote the healthy development of children experiencing homelessness through a combination of outdoor enrichment and family... October 2021Read Story
Jean Roberts
Students learn and practice mindfulness strategies and healthy plant-based diets while exploring green spaces in the Chicagoland area using principles... October 2021Read Story
Jabaria Dent
Abbie's Girls is a mentoring program for girls that focuses on helping them clarify their values as young women while... October 2021Read Story