Did you know that for students in grades six through twelve, depression, stress and anxiety are the most frequently cited obstacles to learning? That’s according to a report by YouthTruth,…
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This is the second in a series of posts on Fordham Preparatory School in Bronx, N.Y. Middle States is partnering with school leaders and teachers at Fordham Prep. to design…
The “Year of the Middle States Network” continues with a virtual panel discussion and Q&A on student mental health. Many schools are rethinking their approach to student well-being in response…
“This present moment used to be the unimaginable future.” —Stewart Brand, Author and Co-Founder and President of The Long Now Foundation Whether you’re new to teaching or a veteran…
Breaking Down Michael B. Horn’s From Reopen to Reinvent, A Must Read for School Leaders Middle States President Christian Talbot in October conducted a live (virtual) Interview and Q&A…
Imagine you are an athlete. You practice 700 times per year, but your coach only stops by practice once in that entire time. You would get feedback on substantially less…
Middle States Commissioners from around the globe gathered in Philadelphia over three days in November to review and discuss organizational business and to vote on accreditation and reaccreditation actions.
The Middle States Association Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools voted at its biannual meeting this fall to accredit or reaccredit 169 schools and school systems in 21 states, as…
We are pleased to share today’s announcement that the U.S. Department of Education has renewed its recognition of Middle States Association Commission on Secondary Schools as a reliable authority on…
Dear Friends— During my first few months here at Middle States, I have had the pleasure of talking with a number of innovative leaders from schools throughout our global network—leaders…
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