Jacqueline Greer

How do we ensure students succeed? All opinions are my own.

[Jacqueline Greer @JacquelineinEd]

Beautiful words from John Lewis: Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation https://t.co/lGCNiBmMA3

[Jacqueline Greer @JacquelineinEd]

This is exactly right...Why the racial achievement gap persists in D.C. and how to fix it https://t.co/5GktaTnpdg

[American Progress @amprog]

It’s not just today. It’s not one conversation.

#BlackWomensEqualPayDay is every day and we must continue this work.

[Jacqueline Greer @JacquelineinEd]

@FaithGHinDC @Urban_Teachers @EqualOppSchools Thank you!

[Jacqueline Greer @JacquelineinEd]

After 10 incredible years @Urban_Teachers, I am excited to announce my new role as Vice President, Programs and Partnerships at @EqualOppSchools, where we will continue to open pathways to college for students.

[Michelle Obama @MichelleObama]

I know that a lot of you are frustrated with some of the Supreme Court's recent decisions. I am, too. 

But just being disappointed isn’t going to get us anywhere. We’ve got to remember that our elections — from the White House to the local courthouse — play a critical role in what becomes law.

[Ibram X. Kendi @ibramxk]

It's often said: White kids, upon being taught the history of racism, will feel guilty or bad about being White. In fact, White kids who receive antiracist history lessons exhibit fewer racist ideas about Black people while their attitudes about White people are unaffected.

[Jacqueline Greer @JacquelineinEd]

I am honored to work with this team, especially in this moment, to ensure every student reaches their full potential. I'm excited for this new role, with gratitude for the incredible people I have met and the things I have learned along the way.

[Michelle Obama @MichelleObama]

I wanted to share some of my thoughts on today's Supreme Court decision on affirmative action:

[Harvard Kennedy School @Kennedy_School]

“Hope is not a belief that everything will turn out well, but rather a conviction that we can make a positive difference in how things turn out. And we have very good reasons to be hopeful.”
—Dean Doug Elmendorf #HKSGrad

[Jacqueline Greer @JacquelineinEd]

We need more than one week per year to celebrate and Appreciate teachers. We are nothing, as a society, without them. Happy #TeachersAppreciationWeek

[Jacqueline Greer @JacquelineinEd]

People don't even know....

[Peer Health Exchange @PeerHealthExch]

today, I'm leaving behind the old me and embracing who I'm becoming. It's time to shine and let go of the past version of myself." 🌟✨

🎨-magandsamdesigns

[Center for Black Educator Development @CenterBlackEd]

Dear Black Teacher:

This #TeacherAppreciation Week, we want to thank you for committing to the revolutionary act of teaching Black children well. Thank you for liberating education. You are appreciated. #ThankABlackTeacher

https://t.co/O8A1LC94Qy #WeNeedBlackTeachers

[National Mall NPS @NationalMallNPS]

If you like stories about leading a rebellion against an empire, check out the Washington Monument. General George Washington won the Revolutionary War and managed to keep both his hands. Take that, Luke Skywalker. #StarWarsDay #MayThe4th

[Lexia @LexiaLearning]

Don't miss Lexia's fourth session of the first ever #ScienceOfReading week at 12pm ET with our panel to discuss how educational leaders can shift school culture to one that supports & celebrates teachers resulting in improved student outcomes https://t.co/qvXq1ItXZI #LexiaSORWeek

[Jacqueline Greer @JacquelineinEd]

I'm not sure how to describe a loss of this magnitude. Heart. Voice. Passion. Activism. Trailblazer. Inspiration.

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Breaking News: Harry Belafonte, the barrier-breaking singer, actor and activist who became a major force in the civil rights movement, has died at 96. https://t.co/LTpfanpUDq

[Sesame Street @sesamestreet]

Today we honor and remember the life of our friend, Harry Belafonte. Take a moment with us to reflect and honor his legacy and enjoy this Sesame Street classic.

[Joseph Fasano @Joseph_Fasano_]

My students gave me a book in which they'd written down the random things I'd said that semester. Here's another page from it. ❤️

[The Nap Ministry @TheNapMinistry]

I prefer the word care over luxury. It’s simply care that we are seeking. We want to be seen and cared for like the divine beings we are. Community care will save us. Is saving us.