Richland County Public Education Partners seeks to collaborate with local schools, communities, and districts to improve educational outcomes for students.
Awesome job opportunity: reading interventionist to work with our social worker and our amazing group of third grade students, their teachers, and their families.
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PFPS discusses the voucher fight in South Carolina and the work of pro-public education advocates with Robert Lominack and Debbie Billings in the second installment of its interview series. Read the transcript here: https://t.co/D3bqQBcGbR @RichCoPEP
In other words, because of your support, this grandmother had someone to turn to for help. It will have a huge impact on this family in the short and long-term.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. 6/
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She also recently reached out for help. Her granddaughter's father is in jail, and this has been really tough on her granddaughter. She knew her granddaughter would benefit from counseling but didn't know where to start. So, Caitlin has connected the family to a counselor. 5/
Please consider donating to our #MidlandsGives campaign so we can continue this awesome work. But don’t take our word for it, listen to what James has to say.
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To all of you who have supported Achieve Columbia and RCPEP: thank you for allowing us to have the opportunity to work alongside James. It's the privilege of a lifetime.
We will continue our focus on literacy through the end of next year with a goal of substantially increasing the percentage of students who are able to meet grade-level standards.
We wouldn't have gotten this far without all of you.
At our last meeting a couple of weeks ago it was great to see parents sharing their phone numbers with each other so they could stay in touch in between our in-person meetings. Watching a community form is simply awesome.
But I'll sometimes come across traces of appreciation for the awesome support she provides. When I walked into her office to meet with her recently, I saw that a teacher had put a note on her door. I can't say it any better than Ms. Hall. We are all so lucky to work with Caitlin.
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As we end School Social Work Week, I want to recognize @cait_m_matthews, our remarkable and indispensable social worker. This is the toughest newsletter I write each year, because it really is difficult for me to articulate how much Caitlin means to me, to RCPEP,
And, of course, she was helping students and teachers throughout each day as well.
Caitlin doesn't take pictures while she works, and she doesn't brag about her accomplishments.