The mission of the Study Circles Program is to identify, examine, & eliminate institutional barriers to African American and Latino student achievement in MCPS.
Set your calendar reminder! Thursday 11/21/19 is the EIU's 1st #TwitterPD session. Like if you plan to participate and Retweet to invite more colleagues! We're excited to learn with you. #mcpsequityed
In commemoration of the 65th anniversary of Brown v Board of Education, watch this video about the integration of MCPS https://t.co/DvKuco4dXu and find these lesson plans https://t.co/pVYEuJVjQz @MCPS
8th grader Evelyn Shue wrote "Every person matters, and every story, every spoonful of foreign food, every broken stereotype increases just a little bit of respect, understanding & tolerance to this world.” Read her story https://t.co/d9sjtmInay for Asian Pacific Heritage Month
Hear from students about what they want their teachers to know about Ramadan, Nicaragua and Asian-Pacific Island Heritage month in this month's Equity Matters! https://t.co/d9sjtmInay @mcps
“Watching the world around me going on like nothing was wrong made me feel hate for the people around me. I couldn’t possibly sit through any of my classes without thinking about what was going on back home." Read what this student wants teachers to know https://t.co/d9sjtmInay
Read the latest Equity Matters! History of Blackface, Deaf History Month, the Real Story of Green Book, Books & Podcasts, a story of a mother’s experience, classroom strategies & tools to talk with students about current events https://t.co/DLk4qhRwFI @MCPS
Wootton HS students and staff at our first day of MCPS Study Circles Facilitator training. Transforming school culture begins here! @TSWoottonHS @mcpsequityteam
@MCstudycircles@MCPS@21CenturyFrost@mcpsequityteam Frost ILT identified structural barriers, gained deeper understanding of how to model dialogue and listening, learned the power of being able to counter stereotypes with truth to empower students to do the same.