Parent Support Meeting
Southeast Raleigh YMCA 1436 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh, NC, United StatesFebruary Topic: What's ahead for education in 2025 Registration: https://forms.gle/outXodmsTd6tSvJd9
February Topic: What's ahead for education in 2025 Registration: https://forms.gle/outXodmsTd6tSvJd9
In addition to being an opportunity to meet new parents and build relationships, our monthly gatherings are also a constructive way for parents to discuss issues and potential solutions to the problems their children are facing in our public education system.
A student-led group for Wake County Public Schools 8th-12th graders to build leadership skills, organize campaigns, and challenge unfair school policies. Together, we’ll advocate for positive changes to make schools more fair, supportive, and equitable for all students.
A parent-centered group focused on launching issue-based campaigns to improve North Carolina’s public education system for Black & Latine students, students with disabilities and LGBTQ+ students
A student-led group for Wake County Public Schools 8th-12th graders to build leadership skills, organize campaigns, and challenge unfair school policies. Together, we’ll advocate for positive changes to make schools more fair, supportive, and equitable for all students.
In addition to being an opportunity to meet new parents and build relationships, our monthly gatherings are also a constructive way for parents to discuss issues and potential solutions to the problems their children are facing in our public education system.
In addition to being an opportunity to meet new parents and build relationships, our monthly gatherings are also a constructive way for parents to discuss issues and potential solutions to the problems their children are facing in our public education system.
In addition to being an opportunity to meet new parents and build relationships, our monthly gatherings are also a constructive way for parents to discuss issues and potential solutions to the problems their children are facing in our public education system.
In addition to being an opportunity to meet new parents and build relationships, our monthly gatherings are also a constructive way for parents to discuss issues and potential solutions to the problems their children are facing in our public education system.
In addition to being an opportunity to meet new parents and build relationships, our monthly gatherings are also a constructive way for parents to discuss issues and potential solutions to the problems their children are facing in our public education system.
In addition to being an opportunity to meet new parents and build relationships, our monthly gatherings are also a constructive way for parents to discuss issues and potential solutions to the problems their children are facing in our public education system.
In addition to being an opportunity to meet new parents and build relationships, our monthly gatherings are also a constructive way for parents to discuss issues and potential solutions to the problems their children are facing in our public education system.
Education Justice Alliance (EJA) is a non-profit organization on a mission to dismantle the school-to-prison and school-to-deportation pipelines, eliminate the criminalization of Black, Brown, LGBTQ+ students, and students with disabilities and secure educational equity for all students in the public school system.
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