Year: 2008

How the Phrase ‘Achievement Gap’ Reinforces Systemic Racism

How the Phrase ‘Achievement Gap’ Reinforces Systemic Racism

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[box class=”grey_box”]As an organizational partner for The Summit for Courageous Conversation, which took place from September 28 through October 1, 2008, West Wind participated in the program design and contributed this powerful presentation in support of that design. By Senior Policy Analyst Deanna Hill[/box]


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Distinguishing Between Technical & Adaptive Change

Distinguishing Between Technical & Adaptive Change

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[box class=”grey_box”]As an organizational partner for The Summit for Courageous Conversation, which took place from September 28 through October 1, 2008, West Wind participated in the program design and contributed this powerful presentation in support of that design. By President Circe Stumbo & Project Director David Davidson.[/box]

Is NCLB a Civil Rights Act?

Is NCLB a Civil Rights Act?

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[box class=”grey_box”]As an organizational partner for The Summit for Courageous Conversation, which took place from September 28 through October 1, 2008, West Wind participated in the program design and contributed this powerful presentation in support of that design. By President Circe Stumbo & Senior Policy Analyst Deanna Hill[/box]

Facing Race Together: Sharing the Power of Regional Collaboration

Facing Race Together: Sharing the Power of Regional Collaboration

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[box class=”grey_box”]As an organizational partner for The Summit for Courageous Conversation, which took place from September 28 through October 1, 2008, West Wind participated in the program design and contributed this powerful presentation in support of that design. By Senior Policy Analyst Deanna Hill, and presented with Middletown Superintendent Steve Price & Pacific Educational Group President Glenn Singleton.[/box]


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Augmenting the Use of Data: Uprooting Dominant Stories About ‘Racial Achievement Gaps’

Augmenting the Use of Data: Uprooting Dominant Stories About ‘Racial Achievement Gaps’

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[box class=”grey_box”]West Wind Education Policy President Circe Stumbo and Policy Analyst Deanna Hill—along with Stephen Price, superintendent of Middletown City Schools in Ohio, and Kee Edwards, principal of Rosa Parks Elementary School in Middletown—presented this PowerPoint at the National Conference of Student Assessment on June 17, 2008.[/box]


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Problematizing the ‘Problem’ of Racial Achievement Gaps

Problematizing the ‘Problem’ of Racial Achievement Gaps

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[box class=”grey_box”]In collaboration with Adrian Allison—executive director of urban policy, Ohio Department of Education—and Stephen Price, Circe Stumbo and Deanna Hill presented this PowerPoint at the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Alumni of Color Conference on February 23, 2008.[/box]

Facing Race: Closing Subgroup ‘Achievement Gaps’ District- and Region-wide

Facing Race: Closing Subgroup ‘Achievement Gaps’ District- and Region-wide

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[box class=”grey_box”]Circe Stumbo—in collaboration with Stephen Price and assistant dean of the School of Education and Allied Professions, Raymond Terrell—presented this PowerPoint at the American Association of School Administrators’ National Conference on Education, which took place February 14-17, 2008.[/box]


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