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So proud of my team and their work! Check out this awesome article detailing how KIPP New Orleans works to fulfill its promise. ❤️ https://lnkd.in/gHnShxV5

🎉 Nixa received the rankings from US News on our junior high, intermediate, and elementary schools. We are excited that all of our schools placed in the top 20% in the state, and many are in the top 3%. 🦅 Nixa Junior High is the #5 middle school in the state of Missouri and was the second highest in the Springfield metro behind Central High School's magnet program. Mathews Elementary was the top elementary school in the Springfield metro area. 👏 These results continue to show how Nixa is one of the elite districts in the state of Missouri. Nixa Junior High: #5 in Missouri Middle Schools Inman Intermediate: Top 1% of Missouri middle schools Summit Intermediate: Top 2% of Missouri middle schools Mathews Elementary: Top 1% of Missouri elementary schools John Thomas School of Discovery: Top 2% of Missouri elementary schools Espy Elementary: Top 2% of Missouri elementary schools High Pointe Elementary: Top 3% of Missouri elementary schools Century Elementary: Top 20% of Missouri elementary schools

Educating our youth transcends curriculum coverage and programatic compliance. A student-centered educational system in 2023 should not have any similarities with an archaic, chairs-in-rows, factory-like school. In addition to structural, organizational, and fiscal issues; there are mindsets, assumptions, and prejudices that have made the educational system obsolete and in desperate need for transformation. Efforts like the one showcased here, although small in scale, are big in significance, as they attempt to change the minds, not only of the students, but also of the adults charged with educating the next generation of citizens.

On our blog, learn how the Prichard Committee’s Kentucky Collaborative for Families and Schools is working with college programs to bolster family partnership coursework and field experiences. Read the blog - https://bit.ly/437z0DV #FamilyFriendlySchools #FamilyEngagement

Thanks Talk Education for visiting us! Max, Ceri and Lizzie in our Lower Sixth interviewed Mr Williams for Talk Education's series, '10 Questions for Heads' and discovered some surprising facts! Watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eFVADcqY

Have questions about schools? #getcloser Here are some great ways to do that 👇

Seeking a solution for our expanding communities 🏠🌱 In the quaint setting of Kent, notable changes are stirring. As we watch new homes sprout around Cranbrook, our thoughts naturally turn to education. With family houses come children, and with children come the responsibility to provide quality schooling 🏫. That's the clarion call echoing from the heart of Kent's picturesque countryside. Cranbrook School's esteemed headteacher has spoken out for the need to reconsider the closed High Weald Academy. His voice isn't just a lone call in the wilderness; it reflects a concern shared by many, sparked by the sharp rise in local housing developments. Surely, those echoing halls and empty classrooms could once again be filled with the sounds of learning and growth. It's not about constructing new barriers but reopening doors, using existing resources to meet very real needs. How do we balance the scales between growing populations and sustaining the quality of education? Dialogue, cooperation, and perhaps a look at what's already before us. It's not merely about a single school's capacities; it's about fostering a thriving, educated, harmonious community. Let's start a conversation 🗣️ - Do you believe in breathing new life into the existing infrastructure to support our children's education? How have population changes in your region impacted local schooling options? Join the dialogue below or reach out to explore better possibilities at rikama-education.com. Our future generations are counting on us. #Education #Community #KentSchools

At Great Hearts Texas, our faculty cultivates a unique balance in our classrooms of Order and Joy. This "Ordered Joy" creates a harmonious environment and the perfect structure for learning and growing together in a community. Discover the Great Hearts difference by applying today #GreatHeartsTexas #ClassicalEducation #CharterSchools #Education #JoyfulLearning"

Friends, we are in the home stretch of this campaign and I need your help to get to the finish line. This election has shown what we already know well: College Park is a special place. We love and are proud of College Park. So proud in fact, we claim it no matter who’s around. One of my colleagues in another Georgia city said recently, "Any mayor that doesn't believe their city is the best city in the world, shouldn't be mayor." I can't agree more. We are committed to this city. We know it’s not perfect, but we keep working everyday to make it even better. College Park deserves the best leadership - leaders who are genuinely dedicated to the well-being of the city, rather than those seeking power for personal gain and without doing the homework it takes to prepare for this role. If given the honor to serve as mayor for four more years, we will continue providing more access to quality housing and ensure our employees are compensated fully and fairly. We will work to provide our retirees yearly cost of living increases. We will invest in our youth through mentoring programs and even more pathways to great careers. Together, we will increase investments in safety and security. And I will maintain good government practices through transparency, communication, and expanded engagement opportunities. We must see past the theatrics, fear-mongering, empty promises, and unsupported plans and commit to the facts. Let's keep on building the community we deserve! https://lnkd.in/ggQd2Pnj

Seeking a solution for our expanding communities 🏠🌱 In the quaint setting of Kent, notable changes are stirring. As we watch new homes sprout around Cranbrook, our thoughts naturally turn to education. With family houses come children, and with children come the responsibility to provide quality schooling 🏫. That's the clarion call echoing from the heart of Kent's picturesque countryside. Cranbrook School's esteemed headteacher has spoken out for the need to reconsider the closed High Weald Academy. His voice isn't just a lone call in the wilderness; it reflects a concern shared by many, sparked by the sharp rise in local housing developments. Surely, those echoing halls and empty classrooms could once again be filled with the sounds of learning and growth. It's not about constructing new barriers but reopening doors, using existing resources to meet very real needs. How do we balance the scales between growing populations and sustaining the quality of education? Dialogue, cooperation, and perhaps a look at what's already before us. It's not merely about a single school's capacities; it's about fostering a thriving, educated, harmonious community. Let's start a conversation 🗣️ - Do you believe in breathing new life into the existing infrastructure to support our children's education? How have population changes in your region impacted local schooling options? Join the dialogue below or reach out to explore better possibilities at rikama-education.com. Our future generations are counting on us. #Education #Community #KentSchools