Over the past two years, I have presented a few workshops on cell phones as learning devices.

Are you hearing the summer refrain "I'm bored" from your kids? Well, I have the cure for summer boredom. Give them the Enola Holmes Mystery series.

We'd like to thank everyone that participated in our recent survey to assess the needs of educators in the Central Valley.

50 years ago, many diseases such as cancer were an immediate death sentence and people were exp

I recently had the honor of serving on a California Distinguished School validation team, where we validated the application from Sanger Academy Charter School in the Sanger Unified School District.

Alexia Tarabotti doesn’t fit in polite Victorian society.

1... 2.... 3.... 4.... can I have a little bit more!

EYES - Hammons Google Certified MF 09-10-09.MP3

Spring, 2010 is the season for reading and libraries. There are plenty of opportunities for educators and parents to learn how to put books and reading in the forefront of our schools and homes.

By nature, our students are curious creatures and will ask lots of questions when tragic events occur in the world. The recent earthquake that rocked the nation of Haiti is one example.

Recently several opportunities to support reading and literacy have presented themselves through some fun online links. As we start back to school from winter break here are a few worth sharing.