I refuse to stay silent as Florida’s leaders try to censor history, gaslighting communities of color.
Our children need to know our history, the good and the ugly parts, so that we can raise a generation who will not repeat its mistakes.
The Massachusetts Crossing Guard of the Year is from right here in Cambridge!
Yesterday, @MassDOT@SafeRoutes_MA presented its 2022 award to Frantz Antoine after he was nominated by more than 40 staff and members of the @BaldwinCPS. Congrats, Frantz! 👏🏼 #CambMA
The best way to design a school event that truly serves diverse learners is to ensure true diversity on the core planning and leadership team from the very beginning.
All students benefit when their schools promote more inclusive curricula and dismantle unjust systems. Here's why this work applies to every educator—and especially if your school is predominately white.
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"How can we trust that any policymaker will do for Black students what they could have been doing before this pandemic in the way of keeping schools clean and safe?" @TheJLV https://t.co/kUFN28HSgR
How do we open schools equitably? How do we keep race on the table as school leaders? By centering black and brown voices in every--every--reopening conversation (from PPE, to logistics, to schedules and curriculum).
Tonight! Join us from home in your PJs for songs, stories, and rhymes to wind down the day. Presented by the Cambridge Public Library and the Center for Families. Register now: #cambma https://t.co/clMBMwA0B7
Family engagement can and should be a priority at every level of a community’s education system. In a new version of her pioneering framework, @karen_mapp emphasizes the essential role of strong, authentic partnerships between schools and parents. https://t.co/604xIxFSD1