Recently, it was announced that federal investigators were called to investigate “long-standing” irregularities such as corruption, racketeering, and conspiracy (RICO) alleged to have occurred in the New York City Public Schools. For a better understanding… Fraud in NYC Public Schools
By: Tonya Mead, PhD, MBA, M.Ed, School Psychologist The Espionage Act of 1917 made it possible to “punish acts of interference with the foreign relations, and the foreign commerce of the United States, to punish espionage, and better… Espionage in Education
A Harvard study found that missed school days due to inclement weather such as snow does not impact student learning. The study’s author, Goodman theorized that school administrators, when setting the academic calendar for the… Absences, inclement weather and performance
As the Oscars Awards ceremonies approach, there is much talk about the hostless show and the lack of diversity. The real message to take away, from a school-based psychologist’s perspective however, is originality pays. For… The benefits and pitfalls of originality
Today is National Girls and Women Sports Day. Whether you are parenting a son, daughter or non-binary or mentoring youth as a teacher, educator or administrator; know that sports participation is vital to all. According… Kids, sports and success
The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners has just ranked the College Admissions scandal as the number one “most scandalous fraud case of 2019.” As a summary, on this historic case, the U.S. District Attorneys Office… 2019 Top fraud case- College admissions scandal
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