I really enjoyed my first AEFP conference! Learning from these presentations, having the opportunity to meet so many of the researchers behind this meaningful work, and getting helpful feedback on my own work was inspiring. I hope to be back next year! #AEFP2024
Three Nashvillians lost their lives in Saturdayโs tornadoes, including the parent of an elementary student. Our heartfelt condolences have been extended to our student and their family, and our support is offered to all who are working to rebuild their homes and lives.
At schools today, our Student Support Services and Community Achieves staff have been connecting with students, families and staff to offer any needed support. Those who have been affected by the storms can register with Nashville Responds to request assistance and those wishing to volunteer or donate also can find information on the site as well.
Nashville has experienced tragic events before, and weโre proud we always come together to ensure our community has the resources and support they need to heal and be made whole again. Especially during difficult times, we are committed to ensuring that every student is known, cared for, and supported.
Links on our site: https://t.co/VsBiPAh2yl
Really enjoyed hearing from Dr. Elizabeth Farley-Ripple @FarleyRipple this morning on why Data Matters and how researchers can better center the needs and interests of students and other school and community stakeholders. #ELDA2023@TeachersCollege