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Did you know that teachers have to provide the majority of classroom and school supplies THEMSELVES?!🤯 Last year, Errand donated over 200 boxes of school supplies to teachers around Utah📚 People were able to “book an errand” to get school supplies taken to teachers of their choice. You told us who, and Errand donated and delivered 100% of the items. This year, we hope to triple that amount! You can donate a box to a teacher of your choice on the Errand app for ONE CENT🙌🏽 1. Head over to the Errand app 2. Select the “teacher donation” tab 3. Put any address in the pick up tab, doesn’t matter 4. Put the teachers school’s address as the drop off address 5. In the additional information, say who it’s for and who it’s from! We will hand deliver the boxes, signed by you by September 1🫶🏽 #teacher #school #donate #errand #goerrand

📖 Reading is the foundation for all learning: 85% of the curriculum beyond third grade is based on the ability to read. A child not reading by the end of third grade is in danger of being left behind. Help a student catch up and keep up by donating at bit.ly/BrighterFuturesKC.

The best days are ... when boxes and supplies are getting put together and delivered to classrooms! How are you helping Title 1 schools and fostering creative learning? Want to get involved? Become a Villagr and join us by donating today! #Villagr #nonprofit #education #educationalequity #title1 #artsupplies #donation #classroom

As back to school season is in full effect, many parents are busy preparing themselves and their children for the new school year. Educators are also busy preparing for the upcoming school year and some school districts will be fortunate enough to receive financial resources that help them equip its classrooms for new & returning students while others may struggle to make do with outdated resources for their classrooms. It comes as no surprise that Oklahoma ranks poorly amongst other states in the country in education ranking 44th overall in 2024. The Every Student Succeeds Act was signed in 2015 to address advancing equity to disadvantaged & high-need students, however, many school districts continue to miss out on opportunities to better serve its students due to political sentiments that fail to prioritize the next generation of leaders and thinkers. This year I decided to join some of my friends at Generation Why to help gather & distribute school supplies to some of the Oklahoma City Public Schools who were not as fortunate to receive state or federal funding to help provide its students the necessary resources they need for the upcoming school year. Last year #GNWY managed to raise over $12k to help students at F.D. Moon Middle School for the 2023-2024 school year. This year their goal is to raise $10k for more #OKCPS schools and also host another #FillTheBus drive to accept any donations from local businesses & organizations to help steer this mission. If you or your organization is interested in participating, feel free to reach out to my dear friend Jordan at #GNWY to help them acheive their goal for the upcoming school year. Any donations can be distributed to #GNWY before or on August 4th at their #FillTheBus event or online via their website. See details below. Date/Time: 8/4/24 05:00p Location: 100 N McCormick Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 Fill The Bus Donations: https://lnkd.in/gJuikpUd Visit GNWY: https://lnkd.in/gsXz5p2c

One of the key themes we must take away from our ongoing analysis of the K12 EdTech safety benchmark data throughout this year is that current software norms [like the finding below] result in extremely risky technology for children [of all ages]. Recall that 28% of the apps in our benchmark WEREN'T edtech apps, but mixed audience services like news and reference sites, games, streaming media, etc. Nearly 80% of the sampled of apps were collecting location information. Certainly, the majority of these apps don't have a sufficiently compelling need to collect location information. We must not become complacent and regard this as an acceptable situation. The numbers may seem overwhelming and the situation may seem intractable, but it starts with awareness, knowledge, facts. It starts with constant, accurate measurement and reporting of the risky invisible behaviors of the software. ISL will continue to catalog and publish the unavoidable safety risks in software in order to hold developers accountable. (And there's still time to avail of a tax-deductible contribution to further our efforts. :-)

Over the last two years, children across Ukraine have suffered trauma, dislocation, and loss. Children are left unsettled, lacking routines, and dealing with the loss of caregivers, family, and friends. With your support, Montessori Global Growth Fund is underwriting the costs of attendance for 60 children at 5 Montessori schools along the frontlines. At these schools, children are immersed in Montessori pedagogy and surrounded by Montessori classroom materials. Despite their hardships, these children are beginning the recovery process. However, the work is far from over, and we need your help. Please consider donating to support Ukraine relief during GlobalGiving’s Little by Little Campaign. April 8-12, GlobalGiving will be matching donations of up to $50 by 50%, giving you a rare opportunity to maximize the impact of your dollar. Support Ukrainian Relief: https://lnkd.in/dD6c_U3w #MontessoriKids #MontessoriStudents #MontessoriEducation #MontessoriTrainers #MontessoriCommunity #EducationAccess #EducationEquality #Nonprofit #Montessori #MontessoriCommunity #MontessoriSchools #MontessoriTeahers #MontessoriStudents #MariaMontessori #MontessoriPhilosophy #Ukraine #UkrainianRelief

Are you ready to go back to school? Back-to-school donations are a great way to support students and schools in need. If you’re interested in making a donation, there are several options you can consider: 1. School Supplies: Pens, pencils, paper, binders, sharpies, highlighters, markers, binders, rulers, backpacks, pencil cases and duo tangs are a few things that students need for school. 2. Monetary Donations: Financial contributions can be valuable for schools to purchase necessary supplies or fund educational programs. You can donate directly to schools or consider supporting non-profit organizations that focus on education and provide resources to schools and students. 3. Clothing and Uniforms: Some schools have dress codes or require uniforms. Donating new or gently used clothing items that meet the school’s guidelines can help students who may not have access to appropriate attire. Gifted Community Foundation has started shopping for back to school supplies for multiple schools in Red Deer, Sylvan Lake and Ponoka. Here is our first haul! #giftedcommunity #helpingthoseinneed #nonprofitorganization #schoolsupplies #donations

💜 Don't forget, if your T1D student could use more support in the classroom, our free Type 1 @ School Program is here to help. Head to touchedbytype1.org for more information on this free resource #T1D #Type1Diabetes #OrlandoFL #NonProfitLeadership #Nonprofit

A quality preschool emphasizes preparing a child for future school success. The foundation is built on executive functioning skills which encompass self-regulation, organization, and focus. #preschool #kindergartenreadiness #foundation #nonprofit #prescoholadvantage #earlyeducation

Teachers spend too much money out of pocket on school supplies. When we first surveyed teachers in 2015, they reported that they spent $600 on average on their classrooms. That number is up to $860 as of 2023. It’s not okay. For more than a decade, ACE Cash Express has helped teachers spend less money out of pocket, raising more than $600,000 to help teachers in their communities access the supplies they need. This May, they are raising funds for teachers at 216 ACE locations nationwide as part of their annual in-store Give A Little Campaign. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g7a9wmiV