Guest Blogger
Teacher, Lyndonville Central School
Medina, New York
Elissa Good Smith teaches Spanish, communication and coordinates AVID at Lyndonville Central School. She is a doctoral candidate at Niagara University, and a New York Educator Voice Fellow with America Achieves.
There are teachers who command a room. There are those who make teaching look easy with their seemingly effortless classroom…
“The Holocaust was an atrocity.” This was the example I gave my eighth graders as we were learning our words of the week. And with…
A tradition for many schools that educate predominately Black children involves welcoming the children back with scores of Black men cheering them on as they…
Joining a new school community comes with a unique set of challenges. In addition to the difficulties inherent in any new school year, new teachers…
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