School equity demands a comprehensive understanding of the intricate relationship between school leadership and the complex social, economic, and political contexts that shape the education system.
In this webinar, Dr. Don Parker shares research-based strategies to help school leaders revise and establish policies that promote equity.
This webinar will help K-12 school leaders to:
All students deserve access to quality education. The achievement gap, evident since the 1990s in areas like mathematics and reading scores, highlights disparities between white students and their black and Hispanic peers. Addressing this gap is a foundational step toward achieving educational equity.
Otus helps answer your questions about growth and equity by providing one place to visualize all student data.
The education system faces multiple challenges, including gaps in teacher representation, resources, test preparation, opportunities, expectations, and leadership. Revising discipline policies and championing the principles of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) are essential to fostering a more equitable educational environment.
Setting high expectations for all students, especially students of color, is crucial. With the majority of the educational workforce being white, it's imperative to ensure that biases don't limit the potential and aspirations of students. Overcoming these biases paves the way for genuine academic and personal growth for every student.