American teachers are being pulled in every direction—undervalued, overburdened, and politicized. This blog is a call to support those still showing up with strength and purpose, and a challenge to build something better: a model grounded in evidence, equity, and the shared mission to educate greatness. If you’re ready to resist, reflect, and rebuild—we need you in the room. The future of education depends on it.

Autism isn’t a flaw to be fixed. It’s a different way of seeing, sensing, and surviving in a world that’s shifting fast. This post explores why we need autistic minds now more than ever, pushes back against harmful myths, and challenges the urge to track and "correct" neurodivergent people. What if the problem isn’t the child—but the system they’re asked to conform to? It’s time to stop diagnosing difference and start building better.

For those of us with late-diagnosed ADHD or other neurodivergent identities, it’s easy to feel like we have something to prove. People...

Watching Doctor Who Season 14, I saw myself in Lux—a being of light trapped in cartoon form, mistaken for dangerous because he didn’t fit the mold. That’s how it feels to unmask and grow past the version of yourself the world accepts. This post is for anyone ready to stop performing and start remembering who they really are. Because maybe you’re not too much. Maybe you’re just becoming.

Ever hear someone describe a student, coworker, or even your own child as "lazy"? You know the scenario: eyes rolling, deep sigh,...

My relationship with Catholicism has never been simple. Growing up within its traditions, I've deeply struggled with how harshly...

Supporting All Learners: Embracing Processing Differences in the Secondary Classroom As educators, it’s essential to create classrooms...

Monday, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele visited the White House, where he and POTUS chummed it up. Bukele declined to return a...

In this sharp and surprisingly subversive reboot, Kathy Bates breathes new life into Matlock—not by remaking the past, but by outwitting it. With sly commentary on the justice system, legacy media, and ageism, the 2025 series is part legal drama, part cultural takedown, and wholly worth your time. Read on to find out why the reboot doesn't just work—it wins.

Even though I wish I could. Even though I'm disappointed. Neil Gaiman inspired me. I admired him for his world-building, his devilish...

Moving sucks. There's no way to sugarcoat or mitigate that reality. And moving over the holidays, just after losing a job... well, even...