Posts tagged “Girls Education”

Escape Into Books

“Reading can take you places you have never been before.” –Dr. Seuss Reading has a powerful way of taking us...

There are articles being recycled all the time now describing how the professional journey has changed, how entire industries have...

“Reading one book is like eating one potato chip.” –Diane Duane, author NCGS is proud to release its 2019 summer...

Ashley Hall, the only all-girls independent school in South Carolina, is experiencing a tremendous time of innovative growth. For 110...

Jennifer Pharr Davis is an author, speaker, and adventurer who was named a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year. She...

Community and collaboration are among the key principles that guide our work at NCGS. We believe in engaging the power...

I was recently asked to reflect on why I spent my forty-year career as an educator in girls’ schools, focused...

Assembled at the second Global Forum on Girls’ Education are the world’s leading educators, researchers, advocates, and authors on girls’...

“Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.” ― Margaret Fuller* Girls’ schools inspire the next generation of young women to lead...

This weekend, one of the country’s preeminent computer scientists celebrates a birthday. Not Bill Gates or Larry Page. And not...

One of the highlights of my year has been meeting with a group of upper school girls (recipients of the...

In celebration of International Day of the Girl, NCGS launches, in collaboration with its Global Forum on Girls’ Education® II...