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Suspensions are a big problem.This challenging reality underscores why it's crucial for educators and administrators to delve into the complexities of student suspensions and collaborate on effective solutions, especially when the current situation feels overwhelming.

Across the country, schools are making a powerful shift from punitive discipline to restorative practices and the results are transformative. Research shows that schools using restorative approaches see fewer behavioral issues, stronger relationships, and improved school climate. But the true power of this shift lies in what students are learning: how to communicate, resolve conflicts, build empathy, and take ownership of their actions.

Restorative practices only work when adults lead by example first. If we want schools to be spaces where students feel safe, connected, and accountable, we must first build that same culture among the adults. 

The power of positive interactions in education isn't just a feel-good concept – it's backed by extensive research.

The recent changes to Indiana’s 3rd grade retention law are prompting important conversations between schools and families.

Creating effective classroom behavior expectations can feel overwhelming. While most educators understand the importance of solid classroom management, establishing rules that actually work requires a strategic approach. Here are six proven steps to transform your classroom management experience.

A strong, positive culture at the district level ensures that schools are supported, educators feel valued, and students have the resources they need to succeed. By fostering this culture, district leaders create a ripple effect that empowers principals, teachers, and students, making a profound impact—even if the rewards aren’t always immediately visible.

For multilingual families, language loss is a real and pressing concern. How do we create a bridge between languages instead of a barrier? 

Special education programs are more than just mandated services; they are investments in our students' futures.

Small group talk is a critical part of learning for everyone. It’s one of the most beneficial practices to embed in classrooms.

We will delve into the importance of a growth mindset and provide strategies for educational leaders to cultivate it within their schools.

At INcompassing Education, we are thrilled to share some exciting news! We’ve expanded our services to offer even more support for schools.

Are you adopting new High Quality Curricular Materials? Are you struggling to determine how to revamp your curriculum maps to align to these

Explore strategies for new grant administrators to effectively transition from grant-funded initiatives to sustainable practices.

Many new grant administrators suffer from procrastination.  Check out the procrastination cycle below.

Inclusivity in education is not just a buzzword; it's a fundamental commitment to providing every student with an equitable learning...

If you’ve spent any time in education lately, you’ve probably heard the phrase “science of reading.” But it’s more than a buzzword. The science of reading is a large body of research explaining how people learn to read, why some students struggle, and which instructional practices reliably lead to success. It’s not a single program or trend — it’s decades of evidence that can transform how we teach literacy.

INcompassing Education offers high-quality professional development for teachers in Indiana to help them keep up with the ever-changing need