Kate Carter spent nearly 20 years in public school classrooms before transitioning to education writing and curriculum consulting. She taught middle and high school English and social studies across two states, giving her a ground-level view of how policy decisions, funding gaps, and classroom realities actually intersect. Her writing focuses on practical guidance for parents navigating the K-12 system, from IEP processes to college prep timelines, with a preference for specifics over generalities.
If you've ever tried to find a reliable place to talk about what's actually happening in your kid's school district, you know how scattered it gets. Facebook groups that go sideways. Subreddits that never quite fit. School newsletters that only tell you the good stuff. That's the gap allK12 was built to fill...
