Announcements
Our Fabulous Inspired Teachers | Hooray For Monday
Reflecting on more than 30 years of teachers we are grateful for!
Saving Mott’s Market | Hooray For Monday
Michael Skinner of Mott’s Neighborhood Market in Capitol Hill shares the lessons he learned about the power and necessity of community.
The Heart of Our Work | Hooray For Monday
Inspired Teaching Fellow and ESL educator Lasharn Rodriguez shares how the community she experienced growing up informs her classroom today.
Inspired Teaching in EL Magazine | Hooray For Monday
Aleta’s article on the necessity of curiosity-centered classrooms is featured in the April edition of Educational Leadership magazine.
Inspired Teaching Institute: What Students Need
Join Inspired Teaching for an opportunity to connect directly with high school students from across Washington, DC for a conversation on their experiences, perspectives, questions, and concerns.
Inspired Teaching Institute: Make & Take
Join teachers from schools across Washington, DC for an afternoon of hands-on learning and creating!
Using AI? Let Curiosity Lead | Hooray For Monday
We’re no closer to “answers” on AI use in the classroom, but recent examples provide helpful, curiosity-driven frameworks.
Creativity Isn’t a Blank Sheet of Paper | Hooray For Monday
Meag speaks with her son’s high school teachers in New Orleans to learn how they work with one another and their students to create authentically engaging lessons.
2026-2027 Teaching with Improvisation Fellowship Info Request
Working at the Edge | Hooray For Monday
Aleta speaks with Maggie Jackson, author of Uncertain, about how embracing the unknown is to be celebrated, not feared.
