Featured speakers included Elizabeth Burke Bryant, Executive Director of Rhode Island KIDS COUNT; Pedro Moya, high school senior and Youth Member of Young Voices; Keith Nalbach, Advisor, The Met High School; Ken Wagner, Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education; Colleen Burns Jermain, Superintendent, Newport Public Schools; and Stephanie Geller, Senior Policy Analyst at Rhode Island KIDS COUNT.
This report provides an overview of Rhode Island policies that support student-centered learning and examines how Rhode Island can support the expansion of student-centered learning practices in schools and ensure that these opportunities are available for all students, particularly low-income students, students of color, and students in high-need communities. For more, please see the
full report,
media release, and
release event pictures.
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