Emily Tate is a journalist at EdSurge. She focuses on social issues, particularly those affecting Latino communities in Colorado, as well as broader topics like climate change and political developments under Joe Biden. Emily's work has been featured in EdSurge, Mother Jones, and The 19th.
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Emily Tate's coverage primarily focuses on education, teacher shortage, affordable housing, home-based child care, and mental health. Her articles frequently cite data and include expert commentary. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights or data-driven analysis on these topics from reputable sources in the field of education policy, economics, urban planning or social work.
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By: Emily Tate Sullivan
He believes the key to success as a teacher is in building connections with students.
By: Emily Tate Sullivan, Megan Kearney
With rising housing costs, pushback from landlords and homeowners associations, and a complex web of regulations, it’s a wonder home-based providers exist at all.
By: Emily Tate Sullivan
Hayley Wise has had to move houses four times in the last 12 years that she’s been a home-based child care provider. Every time she’s moved, Wise’s ...
By: Edsurge, Ajohnston, Emily Tate Sullivan
From the establishment of “child care-friendly landlords” to the construction of low-cost homes earmarked specifically for home-based providers, projects are underway to offer a salve to providers struggling to find and afford adequate housing.
After serving in the Marines and working in corporate America, Annie Talley Ochoa finally found her way to the classroom.
EAGLE COUNTY, Colo. — Carrie Rodgers gestures toward the silver medallion sitting atop her fridge, then waves it off. It’s nothing really, she shrugs. ...
What happens when teachers can only afford to live hours away from schools?
By: Emily Tate Sullivan
Shirley Cruz used to pass an old parking lot on her way to and from work. Adjacent to a former high school, the lot was wasted space back then, she ...
By: Emily Tate Sullivan
Today, a 20-acre stretch of green space known as the “Coy facility” remains an active school campus in East Austin. But soon, Austin Independent School ...
By: Emily Tate Sullivan
Plenty of students find social studies lessons a bit dull. Not Caleb Brown. Where some students might see a sequence of dates to memorize, he sees ...
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