On August 1, 1894, two years before the Plessy v. Ferguson court case ruled segregation constitutional, Dr. Benjamin Elijah Mays was born to former slaves near Epworth and Ninety-Six, South Carolina. He was the youngest of eight children...
MTR Alum Matt Cowan has been named to 2019 Governor's Academy for School Leadership. The 28 member cohort will spend the next year receiving mentoring and coaching through a partnership between Vanderbilt University and local school districts. Matt is currently the assistant principal at Hanley...
How should Christian teachers think about racism and bigotry? Reflections on the Kingdom of God in difficult times for our country....
A current resident, JaVorah Davis, reflects on how a Memphis teacher recognized and encouraged her unique skill sets and pushed her beyond the basic level of understanding...
A blog post written by a current Resident, Lydia Fuson, as she reflects on how a Memphis teacher inspires the way she wants to treat her own students. Harold Bouldin. Just typing his name puts the biggest smile on my face. Mr. Bouldin was my Marketing teacher...
A reflection on the Capstone process by a current resident relating to employing culturally relevant teaching helps to build student self-efficacy and how that can increase students’ ability to write fluently and proficiently....
A week ago MTR held their first ever Vision Banquet at Autozone Park. All MTR Classes and staff were invited to this event, which means we had graduates from the Class of 2010 to the current residency Class of 2017, with over 300 people in...
Happy entrée into 2017. I hope you all had a wonderful and restful holiday season. I'm sure you will start the day with mixed emotions...
Education is the breath of the civil rights movement. It allows conversations to come alive, conversations that need to happen to provoke change. As an educator...
Author: David Montague | MTR President MLK was the leader of the Civil Rights movement. The defining aspect of the Civil Rights movement was the technique known as non-violent resistance. MLK had to convince blacks that the only way for them to win rights and equality...
