Posts tagged “Girls Education”

Summer Reading: For Students and Educators

Summer is the prime season for reading. Students who take part in summer reading programs significantly improve their reading skills....

The admissions season is coming to a close with families weighing their options. They are pouring over acceptance letters, evaluating...

Today we proudly observe International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day first emerged from the labor movements at the turn of...

I’m often stunned by what adults say to me when they learn that I’m a psychologist who consults to girls’...

The National Coalition of Girls’ Schools (NCGS) proudly celebrates this year a quarter century of advocating for girls’ schools. Consider...

“In an effort to promote independence and responsibility, the school encourages a policy based on the premise that choices have...

In “The Simple Truth About the Gender Pay Gap,” released this fall from the American Association of University Women (AAUW),...

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of welcoming several hundred people to Foxcroft School for the Middleburg Cherry Blossom Nanette’s Walk,...

Teaching girls to claim their voices is woven throughout our school’s history. From the essay writing contest from decades past...

Over the last few decades, women around the world have made significant gains in leadership. Despite these gains, pay equity,...

The single-sex versus co-ed school debate is back in the headlines in Australia after The Armidale School (TAS) in New...

Being a head can be isolating. It’s not just because of the old adage that it’s lonely at the top....