Learning and Leading from Legacy
Participants explore the non-violent philosophy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and learn how to encourage students to communicate, negotiate, and advocate thoughtfully for important causes.
Our mission is to impact today's students, and generations of children to come, through internal and external partnerships and initiatives in the pursuit of equitable educational outcomes for all learners. We strive to recognize diverse viewpoints and to deeply understand the communities and colleagues we serve. This is paramount to ensuring authentic and meaningful representation within our products and workplace. Keeping students at the center of learning unlocks their full potential and powers the future.
We're grateful for our ever-expanding list of partners helping us create a lasting impact in schools everywhere:
Our collaboration with the Association of Latino Administrators & Superintendents reflects our dedication to providing tailored solutions that address the varied cultural and educational backgrounds of students. Through this alliance, we strive to develop and provide educators with resources that resonate with a wide spectrum of learners, promoting an inclusive educational environment that empowers every student to succeed.
This partnership underscores our belief that diversity is not only a cornerstone of effective education but also an essential catalyst for innovation and progress in the ever-evolving landscape of learning.Ìý
Formed in 2021, our Equity Advisory Board consists of six leaders across different fields of work, including academia, law, and school administration. The board provides insights and guidance on equitable product development, content, and other initiatives.
Our team is proud to offer professional learning sessions rooted in equity and community. Our sessions are for educators and leaders who strive for authentic representation and student-centered learning in their schools.Ìý
Participants explore the non-violent philosophy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and learn how to encourage students to communicate, negotiate, and advocate thoughtfully for important causes.
A two-part series that introduces the CRI framework, guides participants toward a personal understanding of CRI, and explores how the CRI framework can be applied in learning environments across a variety of content areas.
Centered on a mutually agreed-upon book, exploring topics related to student-centered initiatives or goals shared across your department, school, or district.