Award-winning educator Ron Clark and his Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta have changed the way children learn through his unique teaching style that helps students reach their full potential. TODAY’s ...

Back in the spring, some former students of Valerie Camille Jones noticed a Facebook post in search of innovative teachers making an impact in their community. They'd barely finished reading the ...

Teacher Cadet I and II students at Fox Creek High School recently toured the Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta. Teacher Cadet is a dual-enrollment class with USC Aiken. Students completing the course will ...

Licking Heights believes in elevating every learner to new heights — and that includes staff, too. In June, 15 teachers from Summit Station Intermediate and the middle school visited the Ron Clark ...

Legendary educator Ron Clark recently took a trip down memory lane to recall when he got his first school suspension. Clark, who is known for his out-of-the-box ways regarding both learning and ...

OKLAHOMA CITY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Last week, 125 educators from more than 80 public school districts across the country traveled to Atlanta, GA to attend the two-day Ron Clark Academy Experience with ...

SONIC Drive-In is fueling education by sending 400 teachers from 149 public school districts to Atlanta for the Ron Clark Academy Experience, a dynamic two-day training made possible by a nearly $1 ...

Huntington Bank’s Ignite the Classroom initiative gives Minnesota educators a chance to visit the world-renowned Ron Clark Academy and bring that energy back into their schools. Last spring, ...

For a math teacher, Ron Clark doesn't really go for round numbers. Tens, fifties or hundreds might seem too ordinary for this out-of-the-box educator. Clark, an East Carolina University graduate and ...

“We tell the kids: You can dance, wave to your family or shout,” Ron Clark, the co-founder of the Ron Clark Academy in Georgia, tells TODAY.com. “They have complete freedom to celebrate.” In the video ...

ATLANTA - The young Ron Clark Academy cadet who went viral celebrating the announcement his class would go see "Black Panther" now has another reason to celebrate. In 2018, Jaycob Linsey went viral ...