Teacher Turnover in NM is High. Here’s How We Fix It. By Tony Monfiletto, Director | July 27, 2017 “I loved those kids and I learned so much from working with them, but… I craved the chance to collaborate with my colleagues. I was surrounded by good teachers who cared about students, but they were in a system so full …
How Paid Internships Can Add Huge Value to a Young Person’s Life
How Paid Internships Can Add Huge Value to a Young Person’s Life By Tony Monfiletto, Future Focused Education | August 24, 2017 “Imagine how our city would be different if more young people had a chance to work with professionals like Frederica and the Human Resources team at PNM. “”Imagine how our city would be different if more young people …
Solving for X – Encouraging Students to Speak out Through Theater
Solving for X – Encouraging Students to Speak out Through TheaterBy Meggan Gomez, Working Classroom | March 15, 2017 “The topics of less testing, more funding and better food all rank high. But so do vocational education, more individualized attention, and more time to socialize and be people together.” “The topics of less testing, more funding and better food all …
What Would Albert Do?
By Tony Monfiletto| Executive Director | June 17, 2016
I’m convinced that New Mexico has yet to mobilize our greatest resources to overcome the challenges we face – our resilience…
A Visit With Ashley Smith
By Tony Monfiletto | Executive Director of Future Focused Education | March 10, 2016
Ashley Smith, the Executive Director & Founder of the Artesian Community School in Memphis, Tennessee is planning her new school and spent two days with us to learn about our work.
Community Connections as a Problem of Practice
By Tim Kubik, Ph.D. | February 18, 2016
Educators at ACE believe that education needs to meet today’s workforce demands, and of possible futures we can’t imagine.
It’s Time to Re-Imagine Our Public Schools
By Tony Monfiletto| Executive Director| January 11, 2016
This is a moment in time when we could chart a future that connects our schools to our future prosperity.
Bottom Up Strategy
By Tony Monfiletto | Executive Director | October 29, 2015
The Milken Award is reserved for our nation’s most respected teachers. Some call it the Grammy™ of education.
Big Money, Quick Answers and Unsuccessful School Reform
By Tony Monfiletto | Executive Director | October 15, 2015
In 2009 an effort emerged that sought to bring critical changes to a community whose students were experiencing progressive inertia in their educational performance.
Op-ed: Creating New Leaders Through Entrepreneurship
By Moises Padilla | September 03, 2015
Entrepreneurs drive the economy and account for the majority of the nation’s new job creation. Almost 80 percent of would-be entrepreneurs in the U.S. are between the ages of eighteen and thirty-four.