Equity

How to Run an Intervention Period

Enriching Students Staff2023-08-21T15:02:37-04:00

“An intervention period? There’s no time for that.” “Flexible time in our bell schedule sounds great…but I don’t know where to start.” There’s no denying it: school schedules are busy. Between classes, passing periods, lunches, activities, pep rallies, and drills…every minute at school is precious. Given this, administrators, teachers, [...]

How to Run an Intervention PeriodEnriching Students Staff2023-08-21T15:02:37-04:00

School Schedules During COVID-19 – A Guide to assist schools

Ashley Mauger2021-12-13T11:44:00-05:00

School schedules are what we like to talk about at Enriching Students, especially those that are flexible, adaptable to student needs, and a little on the less-traditional side. But as school schedules during Covid-19 take shape ahead of the 2020-2021 school year, things are looking a whole lot less traditional. [...]

School Schedules During COVID-19 – A Guide to assist schoolsAshley Mauger2021-12-13T11:44:00-05:00

Intervention and Enrichment Ideas

Ashley Mauger2024-04-17T10:01:52-04:00

-- Trent C, Grade 9 FLT is the name of a flexible block program at a high school in New Hampshire that allows students to have time in the school day for intervention and enrichment. This time gives students a voice and boosts academic achievement and overall social-emotional health. [...]

Intervention and Enrichment IdeasAshley Mauger2024-04-17T10:01:52-04:00

5 Ways a Daily Flex Period Supports Equity for Learners

Ashley Mauger2023-08-23T13:34:06-04:00

In this post, we first want to define what we mean by equity in education. Equity means that all learners will get what they need to have the same opportunity to learn. It does not mean that they will each get exactly the same thing, which could make achieving the [...]

5 Ways a Daily Flex Period Supports Equity for LearnersAshley Mauger2023-08-23T13:34:06-04:00

The Road to High School Dropout Starts in Middle School

Ashley Mauger2020-09-01T07:16:43-04:00

In the Bronx, a 6th grade girl named Omarina finds her life falling apart. She and her mother are evicted from their apartment. Omarina and her father, who left the family when she was young, are about to be reunited when he dies of a stroke. As her mother [...]

The Road to High School Dropout Starts in Middle SchoolAshley Mauger2020-09-01T07:16:43-04:00
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