When people ask me what they can do to commemorate what happened on Aug. 4 in Dayton, I tell them to vote.
Vote to honor the victims of gun violence in Dayton and across the country. Vote to stand up for the needless death and despair caused by COVID-19.
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Becoming antiracist requires every individual to choose every day to think, act and advocate for equality, which will require changing systems and policies that may have gone unexamined for a long time. https://t.co/jon14t10bd
"Since we know that disturbance is required for change and there is no doubt that disturbance is happening as we speak, the question is, are we willing to use this opportunity to create the kind of educational system we want?"
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On Wednesday April 22nd 8 am-9:30 am, parents are invited to drive up to MVG and receive 3 FREE starter plants per school age student.
This is just one way we are trying to help students at home learn about gardening.
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Reopened my Etsy shop to sell face masks. All profits will be donated to food banks in Champaign County Ohio. More to come ... Ready To Ship Face Mask by zemphira via @Etsy https://t.co/ajnlcv9PMN
This is a nuanced, but important argument from @MichaelFullan1 and @malloy_john: Developing a learning culture at your school isn't enough -- it must be paired with an understanding that most school cultures are inequitable to underserved groups https://t.co/ilCeJxKQwr
🎧New Podcast Episode!🎧 Kids notice race and class early but some first grade teachers are uncomfortable broaching these issues. However, the harm of staying silent became unacceptable for @bretjturner. “I realized I couldn't do it anymore.” @Kschwart https://t.co/8TJN5S1Y2h
Having just one black teacher in third, fourth or fifth grade reduced low-income black boys' probability of dropping out of high school by 39 percent https://t.co/LYFCL1dDm5 #edchat#cpchat#edadmin#equity#teacherpipeline