When School Funding Cuts Reach the Art Room
… and when statewide politicians, not educators, make the call I grew up in Ohio and still have many friends and relatives living there. One of my friends sent this plea for help from her daughter. Here is what she wrote to her own family and friends. “Family and friends, I am fortunate to have […]
From Teaching Dreams to Gifted Outlier: How My Life Shaped What I Write Now
I declared in second grade that I wanted to be a teacher and then a principal. That was in 1956-57. This is the picture of my 2nd grade class. Mrs. Tiberio was my teacher and I loved her! I’m farthest left in the first row. Everyone thought that was fine. When I took the National […]