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Earlier this month, we celebrated our Camden Prep High School Ribbon Cutting to welcome our new $50 million state-of-the-art high school on Copewood Street. The new school will offer a brand new lab, gym, and cafeteria, among other facilities. Read more: https://uncommonschools.org/news/camden-prep-ribbon-cutting/
Check out this news story about how our Rochester Prep students are making big strides in early literacy. #literacymatters #earlyliteracy
We are thrilled to announce that Uncommon has been awarded a highly competitive $4 million Education Innovation and Research (EIR) grant from the U.S. Department of Education! Uncommon will use this grant over a five-year period to create a robust and culturally responsive Computer Science program at all our high schools, which will impact more than 5,000 students over the next five years, and even more in the years that follow.
We’re excited to share that we’ve launched our new High School Curriculum Hub today! The resources are open source and available to high school educators looking for ready-made AP course materials. Visit the hub and start building your AP resource library today.
Uncommon Schools is seeking a passionate educator to lead its all-girls school, Excellence Girls Middle Academy. When you work with Uncommon, you’re joining a community of dedicated professionals. Inspire the future and build sisterhood. Apply today.
The Biden Administration has a chance to address gaps in teacher training. Now is the time we need it the most.
Getting vaccinated keeps our communities safe. Thank you, CAMcare Health Corp. for providing our Camden Prep staff with the vaccines and peace of mind so they can continue providing students the education they need to achieve.
When students receive constructive feedback and affirmations of their identities as writers, they begin to believe in themselves. Read how this approach helped 5th grader Amani, and access free resources for implementing this framework in your classrooms.
You can build a practice of support to ensure your students are learning, growing and thriving, even remotely. How? Create a space for students to come together and share impactful moments.
Written for educators by educators, gain insight into K-12 instructional best practices with the Uncommon Sense blog by Uncommon Schools.
