About
EduTeaParty
Simply put, EduTeaParty is and by educators. We are here to discuss all things controversial in education.
To us, education needs to be fixed and too many people without actual information or experience in education discuss how to make education better. How? How are these the voices that are heard and those actually in the weeds are not the voices heard?
That changes here and now. We educators will not shy away from the controversial topics as we recognize that these are the real issues facing our world.
We are always looking for educators to join us. If you are a current or former educator, please contact us and join us in discussions via our blogs and podcasts.
Our Crew
Dr. Michael D. Miles
Founder
Dr. Miles currently serves as the Principal of Memphis Academy of Health Sciences High School in Memphis, TN. A 17-year veteran in education, Dr. Miles founded EduTeaParty as a welcoming place for educators to discuss things that matter to them.
Dr. Miles has worked in K-12 education, higher education, and the nonprofit sector. His experiences have forced him to come face-to-face with numerous controversies in and around education.
Additionally, Dr. Miles has experience blogging and podcasting and looks forward to doing so here with the greatest of America's educators.
Paul Jennemann
Contributor
Paul Jennemann teaches Spanish in an urban charter school in Memphis, Tennessee.
Paul holds undergraduate degrees in Spanish and French and graduate degrees in Spanish and educational leadership and has presented at state, regional, and national conferences on language teaching and curriculum development.
Paul lives in Memphis, Tennessee, with his wife and two sons, and they love to go hiking, camping, and cook together, and you can catch him on Twitter and Instagram @profepj3.
Autumn Peterson
Contributor
Dr. Miles currently serves as the Principal of Memphis Academy of Health Sciences High School in Memphis, TN. A 17-year veteran in education, Dr. Miles founded EduTeaParty as a welcoming place for educators to discuss things that matter to them.
Dr. Miles has worked in K-12 education, higher education, and the nonprofit sector. His experiences have forced him to come face-to-face with numerous controversies in and around education.
Additionally, Dr. Miles has experience blogging and podcasting and looks forward to doing so here with the greatest of America's educators.