TCS School Blog
TCS Atlanta Math Specialist Explains Singapore Math Modeling
TCS Atlanta Math Specialist Tom Pittard (shown here with his son, TCS third grader Thomas) explains how models are used…
TCS Atlanta’s STEM Skills & Imaginations Take Flight at the G3 Drones for Good Competition
A team of TCS sixth graders will let their creativity and problem-solving skills take flight at the city-wide G3 Drones for…
TCS Atlanta Sixth Graders Gain Real-Life Experience Through Project-Based Learning
Many schools use project-based learning to engage students through topics that interest them. Research shows that just a couple of…
Social Engagement in the TCS Atlanta Classroom
For the past year a group of TCS faculty members have participated in SEE-KS training, a two-year program developed by…
Notes of Love from TCS Atlanta
Natalie (left) and Elizabeth (right) “We must remember that intelligence is not enough. Intelligence plus character - That is…
TCS Atlanta Preschool Teachers Create Safe Space Where Students Feel Valued
TCS preschool teacher Liz who helps teach our 4's/5's students explains the responsive classroom approach to teaching and why it’s…
Computational Fluency: Math’s “Bendy Straw”
TCS Math Specialist Tom Pittard explains computational fluency In last month’s post I talked about the importance of fact fluency…
Nishant’s Reflections on PoCC and the Holiday Season
Nishant giving opening remarks at the NAIS People of Color Conference on Dec. 8. Last week, the city of Atlanta…
White Dad, Black Son
Some stats, again, from Bryan Stevenson's work with the Equal Justice Initiative: One in three black boys will enter the…
Independent Schools: What Does Proximity To Injustice Mean To You?
Bryan Stevenson, the executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, spoke this morning. If you haven't read his book, Just…
