Events Archive

Too often, educators tackle problems in isolation. But when we come together to address challenges, we multiply our ideas, expertise, resources, and knowledge. Networks of educators can work together to find solutions for the problems they share, each benefiting from seeing what works and what doesn’t work in other classrooms, schools, or districts. Join us on October 3 to hear about successful networks in Massachusetts and across the nation and learn how this approach can help educators find and implement solutions that stick. 

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Please join us for a conversation on the status of education in Western Massachusetts. The event will put a local focus on findings from the Rennie Center’s Condition of Education in the Commonwealth report. We’ll discuss the latest data on the impact of early learning in Western Massachusetts and you’ll hear from local educators and leaders about promising programs in the area.

As we look to the future, how can we create a system that measures what our communities most value for our students and schools while empowering teachers as leaders in preparing every student for success? Join the Rennie Center, the Center for Collaborative Education, and the Massachusetts Consortium of Innovative Education Assessment to learn about an innovative approach to assessment and accountability that includes performance assessments and multiple measures of school quality.

Join the Massachusetts Institute for College and Career Readiness to discuss ways to measure school climate and consider how these results can be used to better our schools.

Learn about how 14 Massachusetts districts teamed up with researchers from across the country to design, measure, and implement college and career readiness programs.

We're teaming up with the Center for the Collaborative Classroom and Transforming Education on this full-day summit on SEL.

Join us to hear about a new book that provides a step-by-step guide to Labor-Management-Community collaboration.

​Please join us for the release of a new report on expanding post-secondary pathways for opportunity youth.

Featuring keynote address from Governor Charlie Baker