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D.C. Students Delighted to Meet Salvadoran Children’s Book Author
Award-winning author and poet Roxana Mendez read her new book at DCPS Tubman Elementary School.
Exploring Art and Education at the Phillips Collection
Elementary and Secondary Working Group Meeting
All three working groups met at the Phillips Collection for the March meeting. They kicked it off with group trivia, composed by the education team at the museum.
“I, too, am a teacher:” Unapologetically Black Educator Story Lounge 2024
By Vanessa Williams
DCAESJ and EmpowerEd DC’s third annual Unapologetically Black Educator Story Lounge was just as powerful, moving, and joyous as the previously held events.
Filmfest DC 2024
Teaching for Change is partnering with Filmfest DC: The Washington, D.C. International Film Festival (April 18-24) for a thirteenth year to spread the word about the festival and to bring films and filmmakers into D.C. classrooms.
Come and Join Us!: 4th Graders Trouble the “Holiday Season”
By Vanessa Williams
Within three minutes of entering Georgetown Day School, I noticed prospective students and their families were visiting the campus for the day. Then I ran into local historian and scholar Pat Scallen — who’s an advisor for Teach Central America and has penned lessons and stories for it — and I was warmly welcomed by Julia Tomasko, current teacher and alum of the school. While she might not have literally uttered “Come and join us” when we made our way up to her classroom, the spirit of that phrase was palpable and at the center of this school visit that day.