This week, we hosted an insightful virtual session featuring guest speaker Isral DeBruin, Director of Communications at City Fund. We extend our gratitude to Isral for sharing his research and offering practical communications guidance to our audience of charter school enrollment leaders. 🙏 ⬇ Teaser of the discussion below (request the full recording at avela.org/events)
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Thanks, Juan, to you and to OCULL for your leadership in this important and rapidly evolving space. I am looking forward to Jim Fong’s session!
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Charter schools today need tools and strategies for navigating increasing complexities of the renewal process. Leaders need a roadmap for putting their best foot forward, and they need renewal not to become the all-consuming process it too often becomes. Come hear more during our session at the National Charter Schools Conference this Tuesday - and please reach out if you need support on this topic, growth strategy, and navigating the policy landscape heading into the new school year.
If you're at the National Charter Schools Conference here in Boston, check out the session I am doing with Heather Vega, Janelle Ruley, and Katherine Westerhold on Tuesday: Better Together: Strategies for Building a Winning Renewal Team!
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📣 “With such a variety of programmes on offer, it can be challenging to decide which may be best for you, your setting and your children.” The EEF’s Sarah Tillotson explains the key features of each of our early years projects. Read more: https://eef.li/zw40BY
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Join us on May 1 for this free and informative conversation about UWP's versatile role in expanding the impact of our community from early through higher education 🔤 🎓 Hear from the people leading this work and learn about what this information means to Spartanburg and the organizations supporting our community. ☕️ Coffee's on us! Register here: https://lnkd.in/eTEiRAKF Thanks to our partners at Spartanburg Academic Movement for joining us for this conversation!
Coffee & Conversations: Early Learning & Higher Ed
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The recording of the webinar Engagement with Civil Society – experience from Latin America is now available. From the poll launched at the end of the webinar, 100% of participants found it extremely interesting. Click on the link on first comment to watch it. What topics would you like to suggest the MCO for future webinars? #academicfreedom #institutionalautonomy #university #universityleadership
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Friendly reminder we meet TOMORROW 1/23 to review all of the submissions! If you are interested in participating in the public review process, please email Kady@DTJax.org to RSVP for the 3-5PM convening at @dtjax Next steps: 1) Jan 2024: DVI’s Placemaking & Events Dept. screened the 106 applications & removed infrastructure ideas to create a new finalists pile based on what’s possible and what we can actually do on time, within budget (while digging canals, building schools, and adding a zip line across the St. John’s river is brilliant, we couldn’t possibly do it for $5,000) 2) Jan 23rd: Convene the taskforce over two hours to give public feedback on applications 3) End of Jan/First week of Feb: Screen narrowed down taskforce list with DVI leadership to review and align with our mission to support the Business Improvement District (BID) 4) Feb 2024: Take final list of DVI/taskforce reviewed applications and meet with partners for final thoughts/guidance 5) Duval Rouge Gala February 23rd: Choose the combination of 2024 projects & announce (buy you tickets now we will sell out www.DTJax.com/gala 🧠🩷
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Thank you to Sonia C. Park, Ashley Heard, and the team at Diverse Charter Schools Coalition for connecting us with Isral! This research is so relevant to our charter school enrollment leader clients!