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The Relay blog is a space for educators, school leaders, and changemakers committed to expanding opportunity for every student. Here, we share practical strategies, classroom insights, research, and stories from schools and communities across the country. Grounded in practice and shaped by the experiences of educators in the field, these perspectives are meant to inspire connection, spark new ideas, and support the important work happening in classrooms every day.

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November 28, 2016

Relay Joins Diversity Efforts In Philadelphia

Relay works with city leaders to recruit more teachers of color for local public schools.
November 17, 2016

Relay Launches New Teacher Certification Programs In Connecticut

New campus will expand pathways to teaching in Connecticut.
October 11, 2016

Relay Partners With San Antonio District

New programs will better prepare teachers and boost classroom rigor.
August 9, 2016

Relay Doubles Educators Network In 2016

Relay continues to grow teacher and leader programs, opening four new campuses in the U.S.
June 27, 2016

Relay Featured in The Economist

“Great teachers are made, not born,” says article, citing Relay and peers for innovative methods.
June 24, 2016

Undergrads Explore Teaching with Relay

College tutors provided one-on-one support to dozens of students in Houston and New Orleans.

Spotlight on: Relay's People

January 21, 2026

Relay San Antonio Alumni Spotlight - Miryam Gonzalez

January 6, 2026

Alumni Spotlight: Caitlin Rodriguez

August 27, 2025

Employee Spotlight: Trevor Crandall

Meet Trevor Crandall, Relay’s Director of LMS Operations. From building his first computer after football practice to blending tech and creativity for his work today, Trevor brings curiosity, empathy, and problem solving to every challenge. With 11 years at Relay, he shares how serving others-and his cat Kasha-inspires him to be the “shining little sparkle” in someone's day.