Innovation in Education
Innovation What’s interesting in this particular article is that homeschoolers/private schools/and public school models can all coexist under one roof AND each model can contribute to the success of the […]
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Standardized Testing
Standardized Testing Do standardized tests have problems? Sure. However, according to a study by the National Bureau of Economic Research – standardized test scores, particularly how well you do on […]
Technology in Education
This was a really insightful article around the rapid embracing of educational technology brought about during the Pandemic. One interesting thing worth noting is that while declines in test scores […]
Raising Revenue
As a school district we should double down on raising revenues to help increase our operating budget and close future year gaps. A few school districts in Massachusetts like Chelmsford […]
Early College Options for Sutton Students
Early College Options in High School The cost of college is increasingly becoming too much of a burden for students to bear. In order to help students succeed many High […]
Enrollment Issues
In looking at the enrollment data from the Massachusetts Education to Career research and data hub I noticed something interesting. To the right is our district enrollment our enrollment from […]
Focusing on our Core
Sutton needs to focus on its core Math/English/Science needs. With underperformance as a District on our MCAS for Math/English/Science our system needs to make tough choices about where we are […]
Common Sense?
Please note that this is actual material from a homework assignment in the Sutton Schools. I write this as an example of where we need some common sense in our […]
Fiscal Responsibilty
Our school is facing some tough financial situations both now and in the future. As a committee we need to scrutinize every aspect of the budget and make sure it’s […]