Addressing Teacher Preparation and Retention in Rural Colorado
Colorado is one of many states dealing with the effects of an educator shortage. This challenge is especially prevalent in our rural communities,...
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Meet Audrey Gutierrez, a PEBC Teacher Resident!
With a background in cultural anthropology and nonprofit administration, Audrey Gutierrez knew she wanted to work in a nonprofit with kids. ...
You’re Invited! Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Impact
Join the Public Education & Business Coalition for a conversation with Chauncy Lennon, Managing Director and Head of Workforce Initiatives, Global Philanthropy at...
Planning Reminders for Professional Learning: Part Two
In addition to establishing clear standards for both agendas and routines—it is important to create an environment throughout all professional learning that encourages...
Planning Reminders for Professional Learning: Part One
In this two part blog series, I will share these five reminders to assist in the day-to-day, week-to-week, or month-to-month professional learning process....
Creating a Predictable Structure for Professional Learning
With a clear plan for professional learning, your leadership team should feel well equipped to plan and meet the needs of your colleagues....
Boettcher Teacher Residency Alumni Spotlight
Recently, we caught up with Stanley Teacher Prep alumna Ashley Bromstrup. Ashley is a PEBC Learning Lab Host and also serves as a...
Learn How to Lift the ‘Voice of Reason’ and Engage in Decision Making
Recently, I couldn’t help but be drawn into the space of work between my third grader, Jayden, and his dad as they were...
Recognize How Hard it is to Teach: Don’t Dismiss the Importance of Teacher Licensure
Teaching requires a lot more than just having content knowledge—and licensure represents the acquisition of additional skills needed to be an effective teacher....
Communicating with Parents and Families: An Opportunity for Collaboration
I vividly remember the first parent who was furious with me—the expression on his face, the adrenaline rush I felt, and the shakiness...
