Videos

As a site of the National Writing Project, the Chippewa River Writing Project adheres to a model of “teachers teaching teachers” and invites you to join us for a four-week invitational summer institute that will engage you as a writer and teacher of writing. read on…

Teachers know that their students may have regressed over the summer. One program has made strides in preventing summer learning loss by enlisting parents as partners to help teach children. Special correspondent for education John Merrow reports on Springboard Collaborative, a non-profit organization that makes parents and teachers into partners. read on…

This video created by the L'Anse Creuse Pankow TV and broadcast media class features multiple camera angles, original soundtrack, key framing and simple transitions, advertising the aspects of the course.  read on…

USGBC Detroit Regional Chapter's My Green School Art Contest challenged students across the State of Michigan to show how their school can be green. read on…

If we invest in programs that promote learning beginning at birth, the statistics will change, the stories will change, the future will change. read on…

Jerri-Lynn Williams-Harper, superintendent of Albion Public Schools, talks about what inspires her every day. read on…

Longacre Elementary School is preparing its students for a 21st century economy. Elementary students are learning problem solving, cooperation and civic mindedness – lessons that can make them better citizens, confident leaders and employers and entrepreneurs of the future. This is the story of Longacre Elementary School. read on…

Chase Mielke, a 2014 Michigan Teacher of the Year nominee, shares what students really need to hear.  read on…

In a small community in western Wayne County, a basketball program is turning around young lives. This is their story. read on…