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Rachel Stack

Rachel serves as Great Minds' Chief Academic Officer. She leads a team of teacher–writers who craft coherent, knowledge-rich content. Rachel joined Great Minds in 2015 after serving as vice president, Literacy Content and Instruction, for Scholastic Education. She has more than decade of experience as a teacher. Rachel began her career teaching third and eighth grade in New York City. She then taught high school world and American literature in Pittsburgh. Rachel received a bachelor’s degree in English literature from Vassar College as well as a master’s degree in secondary education from Hunter College, City University of New York.

Rachel Stack

Making the Most of Fluency

Procedural fluency is a key part of a student’s overall understanding of math concepts. That’s why every Eureka Math2® lesson includes a fluency...

Reviewing High-Quality Instructional Materials for Mathematics

Is your school or district adopting new, high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) for mathematics in the next few years? If so, you may already be...

Newspaper Reports on Texas Elementary Math Curriculum’s Role in Recovery

Eureka Math® made headlines recently in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The Fort Worth Independent School District recently shifted to the mathematics...

Five Core Shifts Urgently Needed in Elementary Science Education

Over a decade ago, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s (National Academies) report A Framework for K–12 Science Education...

The Sentinel Highlights Praise of Wit & Wisdom™ and Science of Reading

The Sentinel in Aurora, Colorado recently featuredWit & Wisdom™ in an education article spotlighting efforts by teachers in the state to shift to...

Scientific Models in the K–5 Classroom: What’s the Buzz?

Developing and using models is one of the Science and Engineering Practices (SEPs). Join PhD Science® Implementation Support Specialist Genie Albina...

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