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Nilda Solomon is a seventh-grade teacher at AF Bushwick Middle.
During “Senior Signing Day,” my seventh graders sat in the stands at AF Brooklyn High, waiting for members of the first graduating class to announce the colleges they will attend in the...
Michael Rosskamm is the principal of AF Bushwick Middle.
When I was a math teacher in a traditional district school, we failed way too many of our students because we weren’t all on the same team. Everyone seemed to have a different philosophy or...
Heights Middle.
Before I came to AF Crown Heights Middle, I spent two years teaching sixth-grade history as a Teach For America corps member in Memphis, Tenn. I considered myself a successful teacher. For two...
Maya Guttman-Slater is an assistant to Principal Injy Carpenter at AF East New York Elementary.
At Achievement First, we believe in the power of experiential learning. We make sure to recognize days of national importance with meaningful learning...
Kate Stasik is a teacher at AF Amistad High.
A few weeks ago, my coach suggested I try a “hands-down discussion” to review multiple-choice questions and encourage students to voice their thinking aloud. He had seen it done extremely well in a site...
In my first year of teaching, I stumbled across some words that lit a light bulb for me. That light bulb has been on ever since. The words came from Rafe Esquith’s book, “Teach...



