More of the Same Is Not a Plan
What continuous improvement looks like when children are at the center.
🛠️ The Future Doesn’t Need Blacksmiths
How WHPS Prepares Children for a World That Isn’t Waiting
Understanding Our Classroom Learning Centers
Inside the Learning Centers That Shape How Children Think.
What Real Writing Growth Actually Looks Like in Elementary School
One Genre, Many Pathways to Growth
🌱The Messy, Beautiful Work of Becoming
Why 4th & 5th Grade at WHPS Shape Who Children Become
A reflection informed by Rosalind Wiseman’s research on elementary and early-adolescent development
🚪 Sometimes the Best Way In Is the Side Door
A different way of understanding kids—especially when the direct route isn’t working
The Power of a Puddle: Why We Embrace Rain at WHPS
How rainy days become some of the richest learning days of the year.
