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Thursday, October 8th

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THE EXISTENTIAL UNION THREAT TO CHARTER SCHOOLS

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NOON PDT | 3PM EDT
Seizing the Day: The Fight for Education Opportunity During COVID-19


With the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, families were left holding the bag when schools shut down and education stopped. Policymakers and parents moved quickly to address the challenge and provide more opportunities for families to educate their children. Where do we stand? Who’s winning?

  • Honorable Jim Blew, Assistant Secretary for Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development, U.S. Department of Education (Invited)
  • Honorable Rob Bryan, North Carolina State Senate, Education/Higher Education Committee
  • Adriana Murrietta, Executive Director, Pharos Foundation, Arizona
  • Chris Stewart, CEO, Brightbeam & Co-Host, 8 Black Hands Podcast
  • Ellen Weaver, President and CEO, Palmetto Promise Institute

2PM PDT | 5PM EDT
Toward a More Perfect Union: A Civics Roadmap for Frontline Educators

 

In the midst of the current civil unrest and political divisions, how can we equip schools and teachers with the tools to reach and teach students about America’s founding principles? This discussion, moderated by Ian Rowe, features leaders from major national organizations focussed on the improvement of civics education and leadership.

  • Rajiv Vinnakota, President at The WW National Fellowship Foundation
  • Louise Dube, iCivics
  • Jeff Rosen of the National Constitution Center
  • Ian Rowe of American Enterprise Institute
  • Bob Woodson of the Woodson Center and 1776 Unites Campaign
REGISTER FOR BOTH PANELS AT ASU+GSV

Moderated by Jeanne Allen, Founder & CEO of CER & EdMaven

The Parent Rally is taking place now on Facebook and seeks to capture the challenges of parents and their views, and especially what they want and need now.

For more information about Espinoza and the history of the Blaine Amendments, visit CER’s “Blaine” microsite

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Lauren Katz
Sr. Director of College Success,
Collegiate Academies
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Mike Embry
Associate Vice President,
Partner Success InsideTrack
@insidetrack

 

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