The Time-Management Tip That Saved My Teaching
Hannah Inglut – August 22, 2019
Giving my students work — not just school work, but actual tasks — was an incredible time-saver but it also had other unexpected and profoundly positive effects. It fostered a spirit of community among my scholars, increased their focus and investment, and most importantly, gave me the space and confidence to let them take ownership of their learning.
After a Visit from 10th Graders, Middle Schoolers Come Away with Top Tips for Success
Bridget McNamara – November 29, 2017
A group of middle schoolers might not be the obvious choice to turn to for advice on time management, cultivating a strong work ethic, and investing in your passions — but you’d be remiss to skip over our scholars. They might be young, but my 5th – 8th graders are incredibly hard-working, intelligent, and invested […]
Training to Be a Principal
John Sharkey – March 15, 2016
I applied for an assistant principal position at Success Academy because it promised one of the best principal training regimens in the country — a structure now known as the Aspiring School Leaders Program.