World History Class Creates Museum Exhibits On Revolutions

Trapped in the gears or learning how they turn? Stuart explores how schools can teach wonder in the age of automation.

A new “National Garden of American Heroes” is being created to honor 250 figures in bronze—presidents, athletes, inventors, and even a few teachers. But who made this list, and what does it reveal about who we really are as a nation?

How can something that began in secrecy under an authoritarian regime now be shaping democratic education? Welcome to the underground: Baran Yousefi’s story shows how every small, “alternative” school carries that spirit.

10th Grade students have been studying revolutions in World History class. The students worked together to create museum exhibits to showcase different revolutions around the world.

Congratulations to our 9th Grade students on their Matriculation into High School! At The Grauer School, the Matriculation Ceremony marks students' official commencement to The Grauer High School community.

As politicians fight over Columbus Day, imagine if our schools taught America’s origins through the eyes of Columbus in his conquest, but also through Vikings and Native wisdom instead of conquest—through the eyes of all three. Can we live with contradictory viewpoints?