Embracing a culture of anti-marginalization wherein children, families, and staff are valued equally, and served with equity, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender, socioeconomic circumstance, or disability.
Essential Questions
How can educators ensure that all students have equitable access to rigorous, relevant, and engaging academic programs?
What can educational leaders do to ensure that schools and districts embrace a culture of anti-marginalization and equitable opportunity for all learners?
How can educational leaders ensure that all children, families, and staff are valued equally and equitably?
What do research and practice tell us about structural inequities and how to overcome them in learning organizations?
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