Katherine Schulten

@KSchulten

Editor of & contributor to . Mother of 20yo twins, novel reader, lucky-penny picker-upper.

Brooklyn, New York
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Joined May 2008
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    13 hours ago

    Teachers! Please participate in our call for feedback about the teacher protest movement:

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  2. 17 hours ago

    We are thrilled to say that for the 1st time in our 20-year history, The NYT Learning Network will be in print. Pick up a Sun paper on April 8 and you'll find us celebrating the work of teachers & students on page 15 of a new NYT education section:
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    Apr 4

    Everything is terrible but my cousin’s 9-year old daughter Alice has been quietly and masterfully slaying the ’s caption contest and it’s pure delight.

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  4. 20 hours ago

    Some of my son’s favorite classes at Tufts have been ExC., taught by current or former students. Have any high schools experimented w/this idea?

    ExCollege courses bridge the professional and academic worlds. Enroll in one of these Fall 2018 courses taught by accomplished practitioners! Read course descriptions here:
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    23 hours ago

    Did you know that shares a poem a day during each year?

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    Apr 4

    What a sweet little library story. Secret codes! Mystery!

    So there was a MYSTERY at the library today. A wee old women came in and said "I've a question. Why does page 7 in all the books I take out have the 7 underlined in pen? It seems odd." "What?" I say, thinking she might be a bit off her rocker. She showed me, and they did.
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  7. Apr 3

    Fellow NYC readers: Vote for the next pick (tho the choices are tough):

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    Apr 3

    Teachers especially, call us now to give us your thoughts on the strikes and walkouts in Oklahoma + Kentucky: 212-433-9692.

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    Mar 14

    and teachers, check out this great post from about engaging with students around the question: "What the news is supposed to do?"

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    Apr 2

    Stoneman Douglas students are back from spring break and seem, um, less than thrilled about their new clear backpacks Background:

    This backpack is probably worth more than my life
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    Apr 2

    News choppers say they can't see where the protest line ends outside the Capitol, as busses continue to come in via

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  12. Apr 1

    A poem by John Ciardi I've always loved, and always think of on Easter morning:

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    Mar 30

    If all you’re a reporter and all you want is to report on the MFOL Parkland kids-you’re a fool. BRANCH OUT ! There are so many stories that Need to Be Heard, everyone already knows ours LISTEN TO THE OTHERS WHO HAVE POWERFUL STORIES TO TELL !!!

    i am a bit uneasy at fact that myself and students who look like are often pushed to the side. We're working our a** off behind the scenes that i barely get any sleep. When i do try to reach out to a journalist.. they make it very clear that they just want the Parkland students..
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    Mar 30

    Jersey Devil sightings in are wonderful. "It was neither beast, nor man, nor spirit, but a hellish brew of all three."

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  15. Mar 29

    Impressive event that choked me up numerous times. Teen speakers from schools across the city on the segregation in NYC public high schools.

    is taking over tonight at . High schoolers will be speaking out about their own experiences with educational inequity in our public schools and trust us, they’ve got A LOT to say.
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    Mar 27

    Some 3rd graders are collecting data. I’ve never had more fun taking a survey:

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    Mar 28

    The : "An estimated 10,000 Negro students did not show up for classes today."

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    Mar 27

    Really enjoyed and gained from curator Jon Grinspan’s recent compelling op-ed. Youth activism and the wisdom of the young a constant comfort and part of the way forward

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    Mar 27

    Teens Spend Wild Spring Break In D.C. Begging Lawmakers For Their Lives

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    Mar 25

    Teachable moment

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