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  1. May 1

    “Investing in early education is always paid in full” - Abigail Smith

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  2. May 1

    “We are operating in crisis mode. We need to be proactive in teaching self regulation, empathy, & coping. Those spaces will allow for the teaching of reading, writing, and arithmetic”— Charles Curtis, School Psychologist & Restorative Justice Coordinator

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  3. May 1

    It’s a beautiful day in The District and we are ready to discuss education nationwide at

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  4. May 1

    Great program today at Follow the hashtag all day and you will be smarter because of it.

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  5. May 1

    “It’s more important to follow your dreams than to follow the system.” - Aniija, a student at Albemarle HS. 🙌🏽 Also, she’s an awesome rapper!

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  6. May 1

    White students have lots of mirrors in school (white teachers). Black students have windows. For equity, we need black students to have more mirrors (black teachers) and white students to have more windows. -

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  7. May 1

    It is inconceivable that there are 32 school districts within a 5 mile radius of Camden until you look at the difference in their property taxes. Our school funding system provides the incentive to segregate kids & drives major resource gaps

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    "It's impossible to think that modern day segregation...is not in some ways informed by the way that we fund schools," says of . Schools are funded about 50% by property taxes, she adds.
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  8. May 1

    . on the uncomfortable truth in American education: "We spend the least to educate the kids who need the most and we spend the most to educate the kids who need it least."

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  9. May 1

    If only we all lived by the principles of “identity, purpose, and vision” like Charlottesville teacher

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  10. May 1

    . talks about amazing stuff going on in schools thru’out the US; As he visited all 50 states, he saw lots of innovation in the teaching force. “We should be trusting teachers to lead the way!”

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  11. May 1

    Celebrating great day : great conversations and now celebrating as Livingston finalist

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  12. May 1

    We are absorbing some powerful messages at . We especially loved Nicole Carter's view on removing classroom barriers and promoting a : "Intellect is higher order thinking… and it’s attainable by all students.” Well said!

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  13. May 1

    Access to is a huge challenge nationally, we are learning here : If you don't believe it, play this game:

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  14. May 1

    What does education look like in a new era of ? Karen Amaker shared her experience leading the next generation of innovators at Norwalk Early College Academy.

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  15. May 1

    Public financial support for just as students are becoming more diverse, says . More on that here from

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  16. May 1

    Your moment of : Happening now at school leader from Karen Amaker talks education and supporting student learning w/ Liz Willen. H/T

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  17. May 1

    .’s speaks about the inequities in access to services for children with disabilities and also highlights how scary the IEP process can be for parents and families

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  18. May 1

    on more black male teachers. Culture- think in terms is windows & mirrors. White students see mirrors in their teachers. Black students are looking thru a window of white paradigm. Black students need more mirrors and white students need more windows

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  19. May 1

    The facts: Black boys are 40% less likely to drop-out if they have a Black male teacher between grades 3-5. Only 6 states currently address teacher diversity in ESSA plans.

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  20. May 1

    2% of teachers are black men. Black boys are 40% less likely to drop out if they haves black male teacher in early grades. Only 6 states put teacher diversity in their plan.

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