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On November 9, we celebrated the teaching profession and the MƒA community of over 1,000 New York City teachers at the 13th Annual MƒA Fall ƒunction. 

In his latest column for Forbes, MƒA President John Ewing wonders why everyone is so upset about NAEP. 

MƒA Chief Operating Officer Michael Driskill speaks about MƒA’s fellowship program and professional development model on the BronxNet TV news show OPEN, which provides local news, updates, and informa

The Staten Island Advance, the only daily newspaper published in Staten Island, reported on this year’s MƒA cohort of outstanding mathematics and science teachers in the borough.

At the 2019 MoMath gala, MƒA Founder Jim Simons spoke with reporter Amanda Cantrell from the asset management magazine, Institutional Investor, about math and math education.

In his new column for Forbes, MƒA President John Ewing starts an honest discussion about accountability, based on knowledge and expertise rather than slogans.

In an op-ed for District Administration Magazine, MƒA Chief Operating Officer Michael Driskill writes about the unfortunate reality of teachers taking on “side-hustles” to pay their bills. 

QNS.com, the online home of all things Queens, was interested in learning more about MƒA’s cohort of outstanding mathematics and science teachers in the borough. 

MƒA has awarded 153 four-year fellowships to mathematics, science, and computer science teachers across all five boroughs of New York City, strengthening its community of 1,016 STEM educators.

In the MƒA course “Tufts University Great Diseases Curriculum: Neurological Disorders,” MƒA teachers learned the science behind neurological disorders and were introduced to the Great Diseases high sc