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On Friday, April 13, 2012, Schools for Children along with their new initiative National Institute for Student-Centered Education (NISCE), hosted a special screening of Bully for the Greater Boston area to over 200 attendees. Following the event, lecturer and author,...
The film Bully premieres on March 30, 2012 in New York and Los Angeles, but on April 13, Schools for Children and NISCE will host the inaugural Boston-area screening of the film at the Landmark Kendall Cinema in Cambridge...
Schools for Children is proud to announce the launch of the National Institute for Student-Centered Education (NISCE). NISCE is interested in promoting a broad national dialogue on the importance of committing to more ‘student-centered educational’ practices in what is an increasingly ‘standards-based’ world. We will partner with educators, parents, administrators and students who are interested in actively supporting practices that encourage and support each student...
By Lynne Jacoby
Sam, Patrick and Patrick from Cbeyond plant flowers at the Lesley Ellis School.
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Arlington Town Meeting members on Monday authorized the Board of Selectmen to take steps to dispose of the Crosby School by lease or sale. The school, located at 34 Winter Street, Arlington, has been occupied by Dearborn Academy a program of Schools for Children (SFC) since 1983.
The somewhat controversial...
