BRIDGES

BRIDGES: Building Relationships for Innovation and Dialogue for Georgia's Education System Registration for the entire conference is $125.

We’re looking for collaborative innovators, teacherpreneurs and other education "changemakers" to engage with Georgia's leading education policymakers at the Georgia Legislative Policy Forum on October 15th at the Waverly Atlanta Hotel. This "education track" is complimentary, but space is limited and you must register.

08/27/2021

03/02/2021

The College-Debt Debate Is a Culture-War Battle | National Review Progressives are all too happy for Americans of more modest means to subsidize relatively high-income Democratic households.

Python programming in the final frontier: Microsoft and NASA release student learning portal

09/04/2020

Microsoft and NASA release a student learning portal.

Python programming in the final frontier: Microsoft and NASA release student learning portal The lessons use space exploration and the challenges of cosmic exploration to teach the fundamentals of programming.

2020 Georgia Legislative Policy Forum Panel 1: Opportunities for Education Adaptation

07/22/2020

From the folks in the "trenches:" Homeschooling. Virtual education. Micro schools. Education policy. View it here.

2020 Georgia Legislative Policy Forum Panel 1: Opportunities for Education Adaptation Opportunities for Education Adaptation Few crises in recent memory have affected the education landscape like the novel coronavirus pandemic. As Georgia shut...

07/16/2020

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07/14/2020

LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER for 2020 Georgia Legislative Policy Forum Opening Keynote What you need to know: The event is on Zoom. There is no charge, but you MUST have a verified Zoom account. NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED WEDNESDAY for the opening keynote.

07/01/2020

"As we embark upon summer, schools everywhere are planning feverishly for the fall. Developments are dropping almost daily around what schools will or won’t do, with a myriad of options emerging. Parents’ and students’ reactions and opinions are highly varied depending on their own personal situation.

"Against that backdrop, Diane Tavenner and I are continuing our Class Disrupted podcast to encourage school communities to use this time to build bridges to the schools we need in our future. Although I’m sure you’re supposed to love all of your podcasts equally, I confess that three of my favorites are now out in the world." -- Michael B. Horn

Class Disrupted Podcast | The 74 The74Million is an education focused website.

GeorgiaPolicy Brief: Hybrid Schools, with Eric Wearne, author and professor

05/08/2020

Professor Eric Wearne discusses hybrid schools with Benita Dodd.

GeorgiaPolicy Brief: Hybrid Schools, with Eric Wearne, author and professor Georgia Public Policy Foundation Vice President Benita Dodd discusses school choice options with Eric Wearne, professor at Kennesaw State University, Foundat...