UnifiEd Hosts Community Summit On Public Education Tuesday

  • Tuesday, September 30, 2014

UnifiEd is inviting parents, teachers, students and communitymembers to join a movement in support of public education. The second Community Summit on Public Education will be held Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. at  Brainerd High School, 1020 N. Moore Road. 

The Pact for Public Education will focus on community priorities for public education as well as identifying research based, data driven solutions about what works in public education in Hamilton 
County and elsewhere. The Summits are open to all Hamilton County community members but locations are strategically focused around the city and county to allow access and maximum participation.

The summits will begin with a data presentation by UnifiEd, followed by a panel discussion featuring a parent, teacher, student and principal and ending with facilitated discussions in community breakout groups. 

UnifiEd was launched as a public education advocacy organization in June. UnifiEd is a new kind of community movement, "taking bold action to ensure a brilliant future for every student, teacher, and public school in Hamilton County."

Learn more about UnifiEd at www.unifi-ed.org.

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