Our latest What School Could Be Chronicle Publication features the wisdom of three educators that work tirelessly in support of reimagining what school could be
Here is a link to the full article: www.whatschoolcouldbe.org/blog/the-fut...

Rebecca Parks reminds us that the best learning doesn’t live at a desk. It lives in places that breathe, connect, and spark wonder - OUTSIDE the 4 walls of a classroom. 🌱

Rebecca Parks and the LENS School of #Missouri are proof that small steps lead to big change.

Link to full article "How Digital Humanities is Democratizing History and Civic Education" : www.whatschoolcouldbe.org/blog/how-dig...

What an absolute joy for the What School Could Be team to meet and talk with one of the world’s greatest and most creative activist-artists of all time, Prince EA. He has inspired a generation of education leaders to rethink what could be school.

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Upcoming WSCB Events. Mark on your Calendar now! 🤘☮️👊

Link to event pages: www.whatschoolcouldbe.org/events

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#FutureOfEducation #ExperientialLearning #ProjectBasedLearning #LearningJourney #EmpoweringStudents #TeachingInnovation

The impact of #RomanKrznaric continues to spread worldwide. Josh Reppun's recent What School Could Be Podcast conversation with Roman highlights a concrete way to start building more "long-term thinking" into education spaces using the tradition of an empty chair (WSCB Podcast Episode #140.)

Our latest WSCB Chronicle publication tackles the importance of being active in one’s community. A concept that seems more important than ever these days. As the world becomes more & more siloed & neighborhoods become more and more divided, the concept of a village & modeling community is essential.

Want to spend an hour watching a documentary about education that will lift your spirits? Then join me and the WSCB team by streaming "Creating Counterparts" before Wednesday at 3pm PST AND then join our discussion with the film creators and two students featured in the film.

Two giants in the field of teaching history, Annie Evans (Virginia) and Shiloh Francis (Hawaiʻi). Featured both in my WSCB @whatschoolcouldbe.bsky.social Podcast. #teachers #EduSky #education @mapm8ker.bsky.social #history

Announcing our first Conference to Restore Humanity! Quest for Connection🗺️ event: a virtual workshop w/ educator and author of Nourishing Caregiver Collaborations, Nawal Qarooni!

You can learn more about CTRH!2025 and donate now to reserve your seat @

humanrestorationproject.org/conference

The "Future of Work" is looking a bit differently than it did 10 year ago, forget about 50 years ago. Does it seem right that in most schools we are teaching the next generation skills that machines will be able to do 100 times faster and more efficiently?

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This month’s #WSCBSpotlight highlights #Michigan educators redefining what learning can be. In Sault Ste. Marie HS, students engage in math that goes beyond equations, applying it to real-world challenges. #contextualmath #mathwithapurpose

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Do Schools Kill Creativity? Watch Sir Ken Robinson's profoundly moving case for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) creativity. www.whatschoolcouldbe.org/innovation-p...

Every day, students walk into classrooms carrying the weight of a world.They’re navigating challenges and opportunities that schools, bound by outdated systems, too often fail to address. The result? Kids feel disconnected, and their potential is stifled. www.whatschoolcouldbe.org/blog/a-manda...

A powerful new article that dives into the deep inequities of college admissions, exposing how meritocracy often entrenches social and economic segregation. For those of us invested in reimagining education, this is a must-read.
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If you want to get hard-data directly from the voices of those most impacted by schooling, this is the place for you. Register now for this one-hour digital event, with students as the protagonists. www.whatschoolcouldbe.org/events/eye-o...