Guest Blogger: CSMC Relieves a Principal’s Headache
As you may recall we talked about the growing trend in Charter Schools on Wednesday. In that article we discussed one of the obstacles plaguing charter schools and even considered it a potential reason to shy away from some of them. The issue of course is management; in a typical school system the principal covers … Read more
To Charter or Not to Charter?
After working in the school furnishing industry for a little while, you start to notice a few trends in sales and where they are coming from. When dealing with public schools, often times you speak with teachers who say they would love to purchase that Copernicus learning cart but unfortunately due to the economy and … Read more
Guest Blogger: The Education of Lyrical
PM Plourde is the poster-child for this blog. The week he is our guest blogger and you can learn his story through his own words, but when I say his influence as an educator has affected many, its an understatement. His rap alter-ego “Lyrical” is the darling of the Boston hip hop scene, one of … Read more
The iPad: Changing the Future of the Classrooms
I hate to jump on bandwagons, but since this blog revolves around innovation in education and business, I wouldn’t be doing my job to write a post on the new Apple iPad. The iPad has been dubbed the future of classroom education offering students and teachers an interactive way to learn. I visited an Apple … Read more
Can Music Be Your One-Way Ticket To a Better Education?
“Music is the electrical soil in which the spirit lives, thinks and invents.” –Ludwig van Beethoven More and more reports are surfacing that music could be the key to unlock the minds of young children. Enough studies have been published to determine whether or not music is beneficial in the learning process, and the results … Read more
