'Instruments of Inspiration' Why it is important to bring racial equity to our schools Getting Started: A Guide for September-October 2020 from Dr. Michael Lowe, SCS Equity Office

‌	Analyze data with a racial lens and implement supports and areas of growth. CLICK HERE: Learn How to Apply a Racial Equity Frame

Elevate student voice and develop anti-racist professional learning plans.  CLICK HERE: Student Activities and Blended learning Curriculum

Continue the work to support our minoritized staff and students. Become more sensitive to family stressors Identify children who are truly at risk and plan early intervention Understand the cultural views around mental health CLICK HERE: Supporting Marginalized Students

Reading Recommendations White Fragility How to Be an Anti Racist We Want to Do More Than Survive: Abolitionist Teaching An American and Latinx History of the United States Between the World and Me Stamped From The Beginning I'm Still Here Have Black Lives Ever Mattered The New Jim Crow

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