Changing School Culture by Celebrating Diverse Students and Staff

Wednesday January 30, 2019
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
2502

Throughout the country, schools are constantly looking for answers regarding how to recruit and retain minority educators that look like the students they serve, while also building an accepting, welcoming school community that both students and teachers from all backgrounds grow and thrive in. Although this will always be a challenge in diverse communities, developing a school community that welcomes diversity is possible with an intentional plan. From equitable hiring practices, to after-school programming, The Academy for Leadership at Millcreek has developed a sustainable system for celebrating diversity for both students and staff alike.

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Presenters
Ebony Hutchinson

Ebony Hutchinson has spoken nationally on the impact of Culturally Responsive Teaching and Learning, Instructional Strategies, Workshop Model Instruction and Curriculum Development and Instruction.
Laura McCullough

Laura McCullough has spoken nationally on the impact of Culturally Responsive Teaching and Learning, Instructional Strategies, Workshop Model Instruction and Curriculum Development and Instruction.
Greg Ross

Dr. Ross is a national speaker on creating a positive school culture and also culturally responsive teaching and learning. He also is asked to speak on meeting the needs of diverse populations in education and recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce. Lastly, Dr. Ross has presented on the impacted of leadership in public education.
type:
Workshop
theme:
leadership
audience:
classroom leaders
topics:
school climate culture, Title I-A, Title II-A, Title IV-A