Author: Life LeGeros

There is a reason that we’ve written so many stories about students doing cool projects in and with their communities!

We have a saying around here that “middle school is not a building” and we also believe that classrooms do

Equity is the moral imperative behind all of the work we do here at the Tarrant Institute for Innovative Education.

It was a perfect match. The sixth grade team at Lyndon Town School were looking for an end of year

The beginning of a school year is a great time to explore and reflect on identity. For teachers who are

Testing helped me be successful in school. And it was horrible for my learning.  I was good at tests. The

What if we could give more time to educators, many of whom are overworked and in danger of burnout? The

The recent issue of the research journal Middle Grades Review was extraordinary for two reasons. First, it focused on the

What we can learn from Kingdom East School District’s summer camp? The 2020-2021 pandemic school year was uniquely challenging and

My mom is into homeopathy and I am part Japanese. So for Christmas she gave me a book by Japanese

Ah, the end of a school year. Always frenetic, and beautiful, and tear-filled and inspiring. Filled with rituals that educators

Hello friends. I’m waving hello from my seat on this roller coaster called the “new normal.” We got the message