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Public Schools Week 2020

2/28/2020

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This week we celebrate our nation’s public schools, our students, and the teachers and other professionals that work to help students learn and develop character.
Our nation’s public schools are where most of our children are educated. More than 50 million children attend public schools—that means 9 out of every 10 kids attend a public school. Public schools open their doors to every child and commit to educate every child— regardless of ability, race, wealth, language, or country of origin.

Public schools are accountable to all of us and so often serve to strengthen bonds between people and help to build and sustain communities. They have served and continue to serve as the bedrock of our nation’s social and economic well-being. Supporting public schools means supporting our democracy and our future workforce.

There has never been a more important time than now to speak out about the value of public education. The president’s proposed education budget cuts billions of dollars from K-12 education. Kentucky would lose more than 34 million dollars and the cuts would particularly impact students who are English learners, from migrant families, experiencing homelessness, and from rural areas. We should all reject the these proposed cuts and instead strengthen our public schools.

Because public schools support us as a diverse and interconnected nation, we owe it to them to make sure they have the funding they need to be successful. We need to continue to fund repairs and improvements to school infrastructure. We should help every family rest assured that their children have a free breakfast and lunch to support their learning. And, we need to support and pay teachers like the professionals they are.

Communities are stronger and schools are better when we work together to support public education. That’s why I support Public Schools Week.

http://lovepubliceducation.org/
#PublicSchoolProud
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Lessons Learned so far...

2/18/2020

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This post is meant to accompany two presentations I'm giving today about what I've learned so far as an Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow in Washington, D.C.  This week I spoke to Mr. Jenkin's U.S. History class, the 3rd District Board Members of the Kentucky Education Association, and spoke to the South Warren High School faculty about the Question Formulation Technique. Please reach out to me if you have questions. 
Lessons from the District...(Prezi for U.S. History with Mr. Jenkins)

Presentation on the Question Formulation Technique for South Warren High School Faculty on Wednesday, February 19, 2020. 
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Other QFT Materials (Google Drive Folder)
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