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Education Matters Eggs and Issues event and the Leandro Decision

February 22, 2020 by Elizabeth Paul

Education Matters takes a trip to Eggs and Issues and discusses the Leandro Decision with some amazing guests!

Guests include:

Ann McColl, Co-Founder and President of The Innovation Project

Thomas B. Oxholm, Vice President of Finance and Administration, Wake Stone Corporation

Dr. Anthony Jackson, Superintendent of Vance County Schools and 2020 Superintendent of the Year

Alan Duncan, Vice Chairman, NC State Board of Education

 

RESOURCES

Public School Forum Leandro website (main page with links to other artifacts below)

Judge W. David Lee’s Consent Order of January 21, 2020 (34 pages and 7 Components)

Summary of WestEd Report based on the 8 Critical Needs (4 pages)

WestEd full report, “Sound Basic Education for All: An Action Plan for NC” (287 pages)

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