A late summer al fresco lunch and a few canine friends made for a perfect day! Here at EA, we’ve had a busy summer and we’re looking...

As teachers head back to school for faculty meetings and classroom prep, the EA team wanted to help by providing some ideas to mix up the...

Just because it’s summer vacation for most educators doesn’t mean the learning has to end (read this article for some tips on how to beat...

For teachers and students alike, end-of-school chaos is (or is almost) in the rearview, which means one thing: summer vacation is finally...

The last weeks of the school year are an exciting time. There are end of year ceremonies and recitals and picnics and parties, and with...

The steadily growing annual rate of private school tuitions has many parents wondering when costs are going to level out. A recent NAIS...

It’s here again, but are you ready?  As the hiring season is now upon us, many administrators and teachers ask Educator’s Ally how best...

A new year offers a clean slate, a fresh chance, a sense of uncharted possibility for what’s to come in the next trip around the sun....

What to Remember When You’re Visiting Campus & Teaching A Demo Lesson Earlier this month, we relayed some helpful tips on how to succeed...

Helpful Hints to Keep in Mind in the Early Stages of Your Job Search & How to Impress During an Interview In the work we do at Educator’s...

EA’s very own Lisa Lovering and Abby Glover will be presenting at the 2017 NAIS Annual Conference this year (Thursday, March 2nd at...

A little over a year ago, Cate Gardner, Associate Director of PreK-12 Programs at Harvard Graduate School of Education, had an idea for...

As the school year is underway, you may find yourself thinking about the next step in your career. Are you currently teaching in a...

Whether you’re trying to sink your opponent’s battleship, destroyer, cruiser or submarine, Battleship is making a comeback… in the...

Now that Labor Day has passed, it’s officially time to go back to school. Are you starting your first year as a teacher? Or are you...

In Friday’s New York Times, esteemed Bank Street educators Shael Polakow-Suransky, Josh Thomas, and Karen Demoss discussed the importance...

Now that summer vacation is in full swing, parents and teachers alike may be concerned with preventing the “summer slide” with their...

Should students check their laptops at the classroom door? Jessica Flaxman, a former Masters student at Klingenstein and current Director...

As we head into the final stretches of the school year, each teacher and student should take time to reflect on the highs and lows of the...

Character development and how to measure it in students is a particularly hot topic currently among independent school educators. Angela...