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Just 11 states require K-12 students to learn any AAPI history at all. Clearly, we have a real need for a thorough and accurate teaching of the contributions of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. Keep reading to learn more about the importance of teaching Asian American and Pacific Islander histories in our schools!
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The Center for High School Success provides training, coaching, data analysis, peer learning opportunities, tools, and resources to help high schools substantially increase the number of 9th-graders on-track to graduate. Using the Ninth Grade Success Approach, we partner with high schools committed to becoming communities where all students excel academically, and race and socio-economic status do not predict success.
Kinder schools are safer schools. Kindness is a powerful, common-sense solution to some of schools’ and society’s biggest challenges. Teach Kindness provides free, research-based tools and resources to schools that want to make kindness a practical, commonplace skill. By teaching children to practice kindness on a regular basis and to manage their emotions, actions, and words, they become better equipped to navigate our complex world and these challenging times.
The earliest years of education set the foundation for a child's future success. The Center for Early Literacy and Learning Success substantially improves early education outcomes through strategic partnerships with leading organizations such as Amira Learning, PBSKIDS, and TNTP. Our flagship Great First Eight Curriculum provides a comprehensive infant through Grade 2 full-day curriculum, supported by research-based assessment tools and professional learning. By scaling effective early literacy practices and fostering excellence in early education, we're working to ensure that every child builds the fundamental knowledge, skills and dispositions needed to thrive now and throughout their lives.