Scholar Warns of Dangers of Unregulated Charter Schools
A common refrain from education advocates is that school choice is “the civil rights issue…
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In Fordham Lecture, New York Schools Leader Outlines ‘Moral and Economic Imperative’ to Remove Educational Inequities
In a recent Fordham-sponsored lecture, one of New York’s most powerful education leaders stressed the…
Connecting with Latinx Bronxites: Fordham Students Help Spanish-Speaking Residents File Taxes
For nearly 40 years, the University Neighborhood Housing Program (UNHP) has been working to create…
GSE Graduates: Ready to Serve Schools in Crisis
After a year-plus in which schools have faced immense challenges—and in which the need for…
A Serendipitous Road to Service and Advocacy
It was a bit of chance that led Julia Cunningham to Fordham and ultimately planted…
Fordham Graduate Becomes First Black Chancellor of New York Board of Regents
Lester W. Young Jr., Ed.D., GSE ’78, has been elected chancellor of the New York…
Race in the Classroom: A series of discussions led by Shannon R. Waite
Shannon R. Waite, Ed.D., clinical assistant professor in the Educational Leadership, Administration, and Policy division…
In Maximum Security Prison, Educator Promotes Empathy Through Literature
It’s a Thursday evening near the end of the semester, and Steve Romagnoli, FCRH ’82,…
Researcher Touts Differentiated Instruction as Key to Classroom Success
In education, few topics are more fraught with tension than school integration. Recent studies have…
Professor Explores Barriers for Minority Youth Pursuing STEM Degrees
A cutthroat grading system. Daunting professors. Lack of preparation in the early grades. And, on…