@jhueducation.bsky.socialHow do we build truly safe, healthy, and connected schools today?
In the inaugural Dean’s Notebook episode, Prof. Odis Johnson Jr. sits down with Catherine Bradshaw, incoming #jhusoe Dean, to discuss the future of K-12 well-being.
@jhueducation.bsky.social#jhusoe Professor Odis Johnson joins the Thriving Knowledge Exchange podcast to explore how schools, neighborhoods, and technology shape young people’s opportunities—and why creating safe, supportive environments matters.
🎧 https://bit.ly/4gFnBni
@jhueducation.bsky.socialHow do you create value in a K-5 language class with limited instructional time?
#jhusoe alum Ronald Ramírez-Rivera, EdD '26, applied a business mindset to rethink language learning.
https://micheleanciauxaoki.substack.com/p/creating-value-for-students-when
@jhueducation.bsky.socialHow should schools use AI—and how do we keep students safe?
YouTuber Ehsan Adouane talks with #jhusoe Professor Odis Johnson about AI in schools, school safety, data ethics, education policy, and the future of learning. #EttanEhsan #EhsanAdouane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bf6Oq-xSzQ
@jhueducation.bsky.socialHow do we build truly safe, healthy, and connected schools today?
In the inaugural Dean’s Notebook episode, Prof. Odis Johnson Jr. sits down with Catherine Bradshaw, incoming #jhusoe Dean, to discuss the future of K-12 well-being.
@jhueducation.bsky.socialCongrats to Prof. Robert Balfanz, Director of #jhusoe's Everyone Graduates Center, on receiving AMLE's John H. Lounsbury Award for Distinguished Achievement—the organization’s highest honor. He will be formally recognized at #AMLE26 in Nashville this November.
https://bit.ly/4hYqYWS
@jhueducation.bsky.socialIn honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth, hear from educators and leaders on how representation, mentorship, and belonging can open doors for Latino/a students and educators.
Watch #jhusoe panel insights on access, representation, and pathways to success: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yldXmKDXWWA
@jhueducation.bsky.socialWhat does it mean to conduct humanizing community-based research during unsettled times?
Join the #jhusoe Everyone Graduates Center & Bianca J. Baldridge, PhD, to discuss youth work, community-based education, accountability, grace, and gratitude.
🗓️ Oct. 1 | 12–1 p.m. ET
🔗 https://bit.ly/3TE3XPP
@jhueducation.bsky.socialIn honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth, hear from educators and leaders on how representation, mentorship, and belonging can open doors for Latino/a students and educators. Watch #JHUSOE panel insights on access, representation, and pathways to success: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yldXmKDXWWA
@jhueducation.bsky.socialIn honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth, hear from educators and leaders on how representation, mentorship, and belonging can open doors for Latino/a students and educators.
Watch #jhusoe panel insights on access, representation, and pathways to success: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yldXmKDXWWA
@jhueducation.bsky.socialWhat does it mean to conduct humanizing community-based research during unsettled times?
Join the #jhusoe Everyone Graduates Center & Bianca J. Baldridge, PhD, to discuss youth work, community-based education, accountability, grace, and gratitude.
🗓️ Oct. 1 | 12–1 p.m. ET
🔗 https://bit.ly/3TE3XPP
@jhueducation.bsky.social#jhusoe Professor Odis Johnson joins the Thriving Knowledge Exchange podcast to explore how schools, neighborhoods, and technology shape young people’s opportunities—and why creating safe, supportive environments matters.
🎧 https://bit.ly/4gFnBni
@jhueducation.bsky.socialRooted in Baltimore: Growing Together celebrates 150 years of partnership and progress. We’re proud of our #jhusoe teams, including Vision for Baltimore, which provides vision services to thousands of Baltimore City students, and all they do for our community.
@jhueducation.bsky.socialThis year’s Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness conference will feature more than 20 #jhusoe researchers and faculty, reflecting the depth and breadth of SOE scholarship. Their presentations highlight our commitment to research that informs practice across the education spectrum.
@jhueducation.bsky.socialWhat does it mean to conduct humanizing community-based research during unsettled times?
Join the #jhusoe Everyone Graduates Center & Bianca J. Baldridge, PhD, to discuss youth work, community-based education, accountability, grace, and gratitude.
🗓️ Oct. 1 | 12–1 p.m. ET
🔗 https://bit.ly/3TE3XPP
@jhueducation.bsky.socialThis fall, #jhusoe Assistant Professor Rebecca A. Cruz’s co-authored book, The Ghost of the Bell Curve, looks at how ableism shapes exclusion in education and offers ideas for how schools can move toward more inclusive practices.
https://bit.ly/4eKQ3Dk
@jhueducation.bsky.social🚨 ATTENTION CURRENT #JHUSOE COUNSELING STUDENTS 🚨
Join Counseling Field Experience Orientation to learn about support resources, the practicum/internship process, site placement, and field experience technology.
Register today: https://bit.ly/4xDkMsK
@jhueducation.bsky.socialAssociate Professor Ashley Berner will represent #jhusoe at the 2026 Emerging School Models Conference at Harvard Kennedy School, Sept. 17–18. She’ll join education leaders to explore school choice, innovation, AI, personalized learning, and more.
Register here: https://bit.ly/4xi0uol
@jhueducation.bsky.socialHow should schools use AI—and how do we keep students safe?
YouTuber Ehsan Adouane talks with #jhusoe Professor Odis Johnson about AI in schools, school safety, data ethics, education policy, and the future of learning. #EttanEhsan #EhsanAdouane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bf6Oq-xSzQ
@jhueducation.bsky.socialThis Friday, Sept. 18, #jhusoe Associate Professor Angela Watson joins the Emerging School Models Conference to discuss a timely question: How should homeschooling be regulated? Part of a two-day event hosted by the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
