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What a way to celebrate National Charter Schools Week. Empower received an unanimous approval from the Alabama Public Charter School Commission. #charterschool#bessemeral#excellence#empathy#empowerment https://t.co/eqbJmB9HfC
The National Day of Racial Healing is a day set aside for racial healing and bringing people together to take collective action for a more just and equitable world. Join in on the discussion tomorrow, January 19. https://t.co/JAnOQLAPgI
Registration for the 2021 National Charter Schools Conference opens tomorrow, January 13! Be sure to register ASAP so you don’t miss out on early pricing! #NCSC21
Jill Biden won’t be the first educator to live in the White House.
With Inauguration Day upon us, this article reviews the other 19 teachers who lived at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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We pondered whether parents' newfound love for #schoolchoice since the pandemic would stick around once the virus is quelled or whether parents will return to the schooling choices they knew in the before times.
We asked them. Here's what they said:
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A5: Here are resources to help inform the work of using data to diversify teacher pipelines and ensure that all students have access to high-quality educators: https://t.co/47SdtKqOpJ #LookingAheadChat
“It shouldn’t matter what neighborhood you live in, your zip code, or your income. Every student should have access to a good public education and charter schools should be a part of that menu.” - @RichardBuery @achievementfirst #ChartersWork https://t.co/IYKzZ023vA
Community schools were critical to helping families during the pandemic and will continue to be as economic hardships stretch into 2021 and beyond. Integrated academic, health, nutrition, and economic services will transform outcomes for all students.
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Our country is having an important conversation on injustice.
What does that look like for education?
For starters, not assigning kids to schools using imaginary boundary lines that treat families and students differently.
"Mark Dixon, president of A+ Education Partnership, agreed that greater investment in summer and after-school programming will be vital in the coming years to get students caught up to where they need to be learning wise." https://t.co/xyvHwfqg3t
We believe that families know what is best for their kids and should have plenty of diverse options to choose from. Comment with your thoughts! #schoolchoice#charterschools