Tennessee Alliance to Reclaim Our Schools

12/17/2020

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2021 National Family and Community Engagement Conference

12/15/2020

Volunteer to distribute the vaccine!

12/08/2020

There are so many ways to engage in supporting and improving our schools for our students.

12/08/2020

We must re-think the increase of police presence in schools.

12/04/2020

Networking with business and employment opportunities should also be the work of the community and schools as hubs for information. Connecting students to ways they can explore career direction.

And Maple Build could make a pretty nice holiday gift too!
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11/30/2020

For teachers looking for conflict management tools, here is a wonderful approach.

Kingian Nonviolence is a philosophy of nonviolent conflict reconciliation in the tradition of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, and the organizing strategies of the Civil Rights Movement.

11/18/2020

Understand that while virtual solutions are not great, they are improving, consistent, and keep everyone safe and learning. TennAROS calls on our Governor to lead honestly and help control the COVID spread. All we have is our behavior to change until we have a vaccine.

All Wilson County Schools closed Friday because of teacher shortage

11/18/2020

TEA calls out a stunning lack of transparancy and accuracy with COVID numbers, putting our teachers and children in harms way. We need leadership.

Dear Governor Lee: Over the past month, TEA has conducted a continuous review of local COVID-19 infection data of educators and students. According to the data, COVID active case rates of school staff are consistently higher—sometimes double—the rates of the communities those schools serve. The ...

11/09/2020

Deadline to sign up to speak- noon today (Mon)

Join to fight for SAFE SCHOOLS FOR ALL. Your voice is important and needs to be heard!

Tuesday, November 10th

2-5PM MNEA Member SWAG Grab & Go and sign making
MNEA Headquarters
531 Fairground Court

4:30 - 5PM Socially Distanced Rally
MNPS Board of Education
2601 Bransford Avenue

5PM Public Participation
MNPS Board of Education

Register before noon on Monday to share your experience as an MNPS educator or register to speak for someone who is unable to attend:
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11/04/2020

A good read to understand how we got here asking schools to address poverty and family struggle. Communities need to play a larger role, and schools need to be hubs to resources.

Elizabeth Kneebone's testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee, Subcommittee on Human Resources, February 15, 2017, on the changing geography of poverty in the United States (including the rapid rise of poverty outside of urban and rural communities in recent years).