“What should the state be doing to deal with school segregation today?
The state has already done some things about it. It has been on a 50-year campaign to consolidate school districts... https://t.co/32fUyRbK6B
“We needed to attack many of the issues and hurdles that students and families face in a more systemic nature,” he says. He served as an appendage of the district that engaged with the... https://t.co/OqF9K4gQ6k
“It is impossible to learn about equity and true inclusive communities if one is always approaching poor people or people who are of a different race from a... https://t.co/WOBl6QhyHq
“In fact, the school board might be uncomfortable with the probability that a new citizen advisory panel wouldn’t be satisfied asking questions about scissors. It would push for... https://t.co/qoYp3TaT5L
I spoke with Carol Sawyer who said the 9:30am CMS Policy Committee would be live-streamed today.
I will be sure to share the stream so folks can see the meeting or go back and check it at their convenience.... https://t.co/5AHKjmFXDH
Glad to hear discussion of County engagement.
This is a community challenge which will require all 3 bodies of government intentionally engaging in this work alongside long-time residents with full buy in from our development, business, nonprofit... https://t.co/2qgskz9IzZ
Join the community reading of The Color of Law. Read it and think about the use of the terms like “neighborhood school” and “market forces.”
Learn the true history of our nation, our community, and commit to collective action following your new or... https://t.co/H2bB4pSBxM
“While acknowledging the harmed is important in addiction recovery, making amends is the next crucial step — and one that Charlotte constantly avoids. To truly recover, CMS needs to immediately begin... https://t.co/2BFzBBSrGL
Janeen Bryant is leading a brilliant, interactive workshop tomorrow around educational equity, our district’s most urgent need! https://t.co/N37zCoKC36