Westerville Partners for Education

04/22/2022

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Don't want to miss this. IDA Central Ohio and OH-KID present... Saturday Morning Coffee with Dr. David Brobeck and Mr. Aaron Bouie III FREE - Saturday, April 30, 2022 9:00am (EST) Zoom Meeting

09/06/2021

FREE speaker series from Dr. Arianna Howard and Dr. Samantha Stewart around Reading Diverse Text in School Spaces. Here's the link to the dates and times! Hope you can make it! :)

This FREE webinar series explores the use of diverse texts in school spaces. Participants will engage in discussions about the intersection of self and text, resistance and discomfort in school spaces, as well as reading diverse literature critically. Participants will complete the series with more....

04/11/2021

A great training that is FREE to all adults of the Westerville Community.

This is a great community education opportunity to be trained on the Hope Squads QPR Technique. To learn more or to register go to:
http:tiny.cc/wcmheo

03/22/2021

Read from OhioNET Executive Director & CEO Nancy S. Kirkpatrick on racial injustice and inequality as well as how libraries have and could respond. https://cbuslibraries.com/2021/03/22/libraries-rise-nancy-s-kirkpatrick

Libraries Rise: Black Perspective on Libraries
Cbus Libraries asked six leaders inside and out of libraries their thoughts on racial injustice and inequality. All responses are the leaders’ personal reflections and not necessarily representative of the organizations they are part of. The six-part feature will be serialized over the months of February and March, 2021. Check back weekly on Mondays for the latest feature and follow our tag, .

03/04/2021

Congratulations on your district GEM Award, Mary Lou Hittle! 🎉We are all better off for your hard work and committee to struggling readers. Thank you and congratulations! 🎉

02/23/2021

I just got this notice this afternoon, so wanted to share quickly. Even if you can’t attend live, when you register, you can watch later. 😊

Register to watch Panorama’s Student Voice Panel on Celebrating and Affirming the Racial and Cultural Identities of BIPOC Students.

02/06/2021

Change is coming! ✨

02/05/2021

Join us for the African-American Read In Virtual Event on February 20 from 9:30-11:00am. See the attached flyer to register and to learn more! We hope to see you there!

02/05/2021

Hello Teachers!
Would you like to increase your confidence in having conversations around social justice and equity in the classroom?
Would you like time, support, and feedback in developing student-centered lesson plans around literature that serve as springboards for these timely and relevant conversations?
Would you like time to collaborate with other educators in this work?
This course will show you different ways to explore your identity as a teacher and your role in navigating your students' experiences in this work. Please don't wait to register, as space is limited!

Please see the attached flyer for information about the course.

If you are interested in taking this course, please complete this Google Form by Wednesday, February 10, and registration information will be emailed to you. The course begins on Wednesday, February 17.

Please complete this form by Wednesday, February 10 to confirm your interest in taking this course. The virtual meetings for the course are scheduled to be held on Wednesdays from 4:00 - 5:00 for six weeks from February 17 - March 24, leading right up to Westerville's spring break. The space for thi...

01/21/2021

We delivered 53 Diverse Classroom Libraries to Westerville educators today as part of our Many Voice project! Thanks to Birdie Books & Cafe for sourcing the books and the cute packaging; and to our partners Westerville Education Foundation. Exciting times!