Chuck Hutton Toyota’s Annual Trunk or Treat
Join us for a free night of fun for the whole family! Prepare to looad up on candy! Costumes are encouraged.
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Join us for a free night of fun for the whole family! Prepare to looad up on candy! Costumes are encouraged.
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Join EdTrust-Tennessee on Thursday, September 12 from 5:00-6:15 PM CT/6:00 PM – 7:15 PM CT for an advocacy training on the 2024 local, state, and federal election cycle. Join us to learn more about the elected policymaking bodies that legislate in education, and understand critical education issues at stake in this election. Attendees will preview
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The Spirit of Memphis Relay is back! Welcome to Memphis is proud to support our local hospitality and tourism industry with training, recognition and job placement, and the Spirit of Memphis Relay is a chance for your business to get involved. Whether you participated last year or will be a first timer, we can’t wait
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Memphis Botanic Garden (MBG) is pleased to announce they will host My Big Backyard Back to School Bash to celebrate My Big Backyard’s 15th anniversary and kick off the start of a new school year this September! This family-friendly event will take place on September 7 from 10 am-2 pm and will feature various fun
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HAPPY HOUR ALERT! Teachers’ Lounges are a casual and safe space for teachers to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. New Memphis’s next free event is Tuesday, September 10, from 5:30-7:00pm at Swamp Bar — food and drinks provided! Register to join New Memphis for this conversation “It Takes a Village”
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Join Us for an Exciting Scratch Day Celebration!Get ready for an inspiring and fun-filled day at our Scratch Day event! Scratch Day is a global network of gatherings where kids come together to celebrate ScratchJr and Scratch—the free, creative coding platforms loved by millions. There will be fun, food and prizes!
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Join us this fall to learn research-based, equity-centered strategies to increase well-being, enhance belonging, and deepen engagement for students in your community. Don’t miss this professional development conference for K-12 educators! You will connect with fellow educators, experts, and thought leaders who are transforming the student experience in K-12 schools across the country, deepen your
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Educators are cordially invited to join New Memphis at Spillit: Marathon Not a Sprint, co-hosted by New Memphis and Spillit. This year, we will be gathering at the New Memphis Office at 516 Tennessee St. on Thursday, August 22, at 6pm to announce the 2024 Educators of Excellence award winners and to hear stories by
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The Memphis Zetas would love for you to join us at our upcoming Meet the Candidates Forum on Saturday, July 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. This forum is an excellent opportunity for you to meet the candidates running for office and engage with them. See you there!
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Join the Tennessee Coalition for Truth in Our Classrooms for a briefing and discussion on the new censorship laws that passed in the 113th Tennessee General Assembly in 2024, and how educators, students and community members have been affected and are responding. Stella Yarbrough, Legal Director of The ACLU of Tennessee, will guide attendees in understanding
This Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, we want to understand how we can better support Asian American students in Tennessee. Join EdTrust – Tennessee to learn more about Asian American students in our state, current issues impacting their success in the classroom and opportunities for education advocates and policymakers to ensure they are
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Get to know candidates running for the Memphis-Shelby County Schools board before the August elections. Chalkbeat, MICAH, and partners are hosting a forum for candidates on June 17. Need to figure out what district you live in? Go here. This is a free event, but please RSVP to let us know you are coming. Food will
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Educators of Excellence Award: Celebrating transformational leaders in our schools Do you know – or are you – an amazing educator in our city? Applications and nominations for the Educators of Excellence award are open NOW until June 30. Nominations: https://www.tfaforms.com/5046534Applications: https://www.tfaforms.com/5046532 Applicants must plan to be employed in Memphis as a prek-12th grade full-time
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Join the Tennessee Coalition for Truth in Our Classrooms for a briefing and discussion on the new censorship laws that passed in the 113th Tennessee General Assembly in 2024, and how educators, students and community members have been affected and are responding. Stella Yarbrough, Legal Director of The ACLU of Tennessee, will guide attendees in
How school and district leaders can prepare this summer for the 2024/25 school year. During this 1-hour webinar, trusted K-12 national mathematics expert Dr. Timothy D. Kanold will provide research-affirmed protocols to guide your school, district, or department in proactively preparing for the upcoming 2024–2025 school year. Identify previous grade-level standards not yet Determine where
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Throughout the year, our Teachers’ Lounge series convenes conversations about what’s happening in your classrooms and how to improve, but as the year comes to a close, it’s just a party to celebrate you and your accomplishments! After mind-numbing days of proctoring state tests, come celebrate with us at Alchemy Memphis for Teachers’ Lounge: Teacher
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Help us fill the shelves at Westwood High School with essential classroom supplies this Spring! Chuck Hutton Toyota’s Spring Break School Supply Drive for Westwood High School (WHS) begins February 14, 2024 and ends March 15 to coincide with the end of spring break. Partners for the drive are Mempops and Growlers. The community is
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HAPPY HOUR ALERT! Teachers’ Lounges are a casual and safe space for teachers to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. New Memphis’s next free event is Tuesday, February 13, from 5:30-7:00pm at novel. Memphis — food and drinks provided! Register to join New Memphis and Frank Jemsion, III, Social-Emotional Health Consultant,
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Join The Education Trust – Tennessee for a Gearing Up Advocacy Training on how to meaningfully tell your story when engaging with elected officials and integrating your stories into advocacy campaigns that mobilizes your community to act. We will be joined by RALLY, a national advocacy organization, who will provide an overview of the importance
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In early February, Governor Lee will deliver his annual State of the State address and unveil his priorities for the year and his recommendations for the 2024 – 2025 budget. Tennessee’s budget is one of the most significant pieces of public policy our governor and the Tennessee General Assembly tackle each year. Yet understanding what’s
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Join The Education Trust – Tennessee for a Gearing Up Advocacy Training to learn how to engage youth in legislative advocacy. This training will discuss best practices on engaging youth in advocacy, how to address barriers organizations face when trying to integrate youth voice into advocacy efforts, and hear directly from students and organizations on
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Join The Education Trust – Tennessee for a Gearing Up Advocacy Training on how to identify key legislators for advocacy efforts, effectively schedule and plan legislative meetings, and build meaningful relationships with legislators. Attendees will learn how to “power map”, meaning identify who has power to influence a specific issue, at the local & state
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A panel discussion on the role of federal funding in local public schools, as the Tenessee legislature considers the possibility of rejecting the money. Panelists include Maryville City Schools Director Mike Winstead; Alcoa City Schools Director Becky Stone; retired Blount County Schools Assistant Director Mike Crabtree; Brian Staessle, executive director of the Sycamore Institute, which
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Join the Education Trust – Tennessee to learn about Governor Lee’s effort to expand vouchers across Tennessee. Our panelists will break down the differences between vouchers and education savings accounts, review the proposed voucher legislation in TN, and explore the fiscal implications for districts and for the state. We will also hear from advocates in
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Join The Education Trust – Tennessee to prepare and stay in the know for this upcoming legislative session. Attendees will get the inside scoop on the 113th Tennessee General Assembly, education committees and leaders, and hear directly from state legislators on the potential issues that will arise this session. We’ll share helpful advocacy tools, review
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Stand for Children, Memphis for All, Memphis Artists for Change, Memphis Community Against Pollution, and partners invite emerging and experienced community organizers for a day of workshops to network and build skills. We’re excited for this chance to learn, refresh, and strategize together ahead of 2024, which promises to be a big year of opportunities for
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Join us for an exciting evening of career advancement opportunities at our Educator Career Advancement Fair, proudly sponsored by Teach901! This event will be held on the 3rd Floor in Crosstown Concourse on November 30th from 4:30pm – 6:30pm. Dinner will be provided! Afterward, stop by the 2023 Choose901 Holiday Market on the 4th Floor and mention you
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Join our upcoming live demo to see how Possip helps retain staff by encouraging communication through Possip’s Pulse Check (quick text or email surveys). Register here!
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Join us for this Possip Event where we will analyze nationwide staff feedback, explore factors influencing job satisfaction, and share tactics for a supportive work culture. Register here!
Strategies for Teacher and Staff Retention – Free Event! Read More »
Possip Live Demo: Learn how you’ll be able to strengthen your community with the insights and praise from your staff, families and students with Possip! Register here for our live demo.
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Higher Education is a crucial lever to ensuring economic mobility for all Tennesseans, but the rising cost of attending college threatens this promise of equal opportunity, particularly for students from economically vulnerable backgrounds. Tennessee has an opportunity to drive more students towards a postsecondary credential through a financial aid system that acknowledges the economic and
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HAPPY HOUR ALERT! Teachers’ Lounges are a casual and safe space for teachers to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. New Memphis’s next free event is Tuesday, November 14, from 5:30-7:00pm at Good Fortune Co.! – they provide food and drinks! Hosted by Meka Egwuekwe, Executive Director of CodeCrew, this convo
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Language doesn’t have to be a barrier to engaging families in your school or district. Learn what Possip has learned about differences and similarities in how families with primary languages other than English engage with their child’s school. And join us in imagining future possibilities for even more meaningful engagement in the future!
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On November 8th, join First 8 Memphis for our Parent Speaker Series Workshop: How to Teach Your Child To Read. Parents/guardians with children ages 0-5 will learn: reading “talking tips” the meaning of words, and Read-n-Ready phonics! First 8 Memphis is thrilled to welcome friends, Dr. Deborah Reed, Director of Tennessee Reading Research Center, Sonja Randall, LENA Coordinator at
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Today, one out of ten K-12 students in Tennessee is Latino. It is also estimated that Tennessee’s Latino population is expected to grow the fastest of all ethnic groups, expanding by nearly 400,000 people by 2040. Join The Education Trust–Tennessee for an important conversation to explore national and state trends related to Latino student success,
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Possip helps over 1,400 school and district leaders across the nation build stronger cultures by elevating the voices of their diverse stakeholders. Since 2017, Possip has collected and analyzed over 1.65M Pulse Check™ survey responses in the preferred language of staff, families, students, and others served by government programs or services. Join our live demo
Possip helps over 1,400 school and district leaders across the nation build stronger cultures by elevating the voices of their diverse stakeholders. Since 2017, Possip has collected and analyzed over 1.65M Pulse Check™ survey responses in the preferred language of staff, families, students, and others served by government programs or services. Join our live demo
Possip helps over 1,400 school and district leaders across the nation build stronger cultures by elevating the voices of their diverse stakeholders. Since 2017, Possip has collected and analyzed over 1.65M Pulse Check™ survey responses in the preferred language of staff, families, students, and others served by government programs or services. Join our live demo
HAPPY HOUR ALERT! Teachers’ Lounges are a casual and safe space for teachers to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. New Memphis’s next free event is Tuesday, September 5, from 5:30-7:00pm at Belltower Coffee and Wine Bar! – they provide food and drinks! Hosted by Katie Jones, Director for Teaching and
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Join us for a dive deep into the recent decision by the Supreme Court of the United States impacting race-conscious affirmative action. This webinar will provide an overview of the history of affirmative action, the SCOTUS decision’s impact on campus diversity, and the educational short-term and long-term implications for Tennessee. Additionally, we will discuss best
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Join New Memphis and Spillit for a Center Stage event – an evening of stories from educators that speak to the theme, “Baggage Claim.” What journeys have brought teachers to where they are now? Which experiences have shaped their perspectives? What are people reclaiming in the stories of their lives? New Memphis will also announce our 2023 Educators
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On August 17th, join First 8 Memphis for our Speaker Series with keynote speaker Dr. Monica McLemore. Dr. McLemore is a Professor and the Interim Director for the Center for Anti-Racism in Nursing at the University of Washington. Dr. McLemore and a panel of local experts will speak on how Early Childhood Education Starts Before
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This event will serve as an opportunity for students to interact with state lawmakers, discuss legislation, and strategize for the next legislative session. Additionally, practitioners who work alongside youth will be able to learn more about the political process and how to best serve as an ally to students when they exercise their voice.
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Join the Tennessee Coalition for Truth in Our Classrooms for a briefing and discussion on the new censorship laws that passed in the Tennessee General Assembly in 2023, and how educators, students and community members have been affected and are responding. The ACLU of Tennessee will guide attendees in understanding the content and legal implications of the censorship
Educators of Excellence Award: Celebrating transformational leaders in our schoolsDo you know – or are you – an amazing educator in our city? Applications and nominations for the Educators of Excellence award are open through June 30, 2023. Follow @thenewmemphis on social media to stay up-to-date during the application window and for when we recognize winners annually. Applicants must plan to be employed
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Join The Education Trust – Tennessee to review the latest updates on 3rd and 4th-grade retention. We will dig into what we know about Tennessee’s new 2023 retention law and share critical next steps for students, families, educators, and advocates. We’ll be joined by the Tennessee Education Research Alliance, who will present their findings on
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We want you to teach with MBA Schools! Come meet us Saturday, May 6th at our STEM Academy Campus in Frayser to learn more about joining the MBA Family. RSVP: https://lnkd.in/e52N89u9 Memphis Business Academy knows that having quality teachers is vital to providing quality education to our executives and scholars. At Memphis Business Academy, our
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HAPPY HOUR ALERT! Teachers’ Lounges are a casual and safe space for teachers to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. New Memphis’s next free event is Tuesday, May 2, from 5:30-7:00pm at Fancy’s Fish House downtown – they provide food and drinks and we will raffle off giveaways throughout the event!
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Join us on April 4th at the Crosstown Concourse for an Education job fair. Meet representatives from over 30 Memphis schools, hear about their hiring needs, and find the position you’ve been waiting for!
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This free workshop is geared toward current educators of students in grades 3-5 or middle school social studies, or high school world history. Participants will learn about the Chickasaw Nation, their presence is West Tennessee, and their connection to Memphis along with reviewing two lesson plans developed by the Chickasaw Nation that can be taught
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First 8 Memphis is thrilled to welcome keynote speaker Dr. Walter Gilliam, Executive Director of Buffett Early Childhood Institute. Dr. Gilliam and a panel of local experts will speak on Impact of Implicit Bias and COVID-19 in Relation to Early Care and Education Settings. Dr. Gilliam will be joined by local expert panelists: Robin Mayweather, Owner/Executive Director of Red
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Are you an educator or advocate who wants to better understand the policy making process, legislative advocacy, and current bills moving through the Tennessee General Assembly? Join us for an advocacy training that will review important education governance structures and review current priority policy issues impacting educators this legislative session. Participants will hear directly from
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Join The Education Trust – Tennessee and Jazmin Ramirez a community organizer with the Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights coalition, to learn about the latest policies impacting undocumented youth and how to show up as an ally. We will cover what to do in situations like being stopped by the police, interactions with ICE agents,
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Join The Education Trust Tennessee for an informative virtual Legislative Watch Party as we tune into the TN General Assembly’s House K-12 Subcommittee meeting on retention legislation. Attendees will hear from legislative and subject matter experts prior to the kickoff of the committee hearing, and then we will answer questions and post comments, links, and
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Are you a student that is looking to deepen your legislative knowledge and explore resources to support your advocacy efforts? Join us as we review how a bill becomes law, how to read and conduct bill analysis, and how to utilize Ed Trust TN’s Bill Tracker tool. Participants will leave with a fuller understanding of
Become a Legislative Pro: Tracking Bills and Taking Action (Youth Only Session) Read More »
Are you a student that is looking to deepen advocacy skills during this legislative session? Join our advocacy experts as they share strategies, tools, and resources that will strengthen your engagements with policy makers. Participants will leave with a fuller understanding of the critical education equity issues we will likely encounter during the 113th TN
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On February 6th, Governor Lee delivered his annual State of the State address, unveiled his priorities for the year, and gave his recommendations for the 2023 – 2024 budget. Tennessee’s budget is one of the most significant pieces of public policy our governor and the Tennessee General Assembly tackle each year. Join us and Mandy
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This self-paced, online course uses primary sources, videos, and engaging learning tools to trace the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict. You’ll start with the rise of Arab nationalism and Zionism, unpack the broken promises made during World War I, tackle the Mandate Era, the major wars and peace treaties, and reflect on the continuing conflict
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Are you a student that is looking to deepen advocacy skills during this legislative session? Join our advocacy experts as they share strategies, tools, and resources that will strengthen your engagements with policy makers. Participants will leave with a fuller understanding of the critical education equity issues we will likely encounter during the 113th TN
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Where Business, Tech and Innovation Collide in Nashville! TECHSPO Nashville 2023 is your chance to …– Check out exhibitors showcasing the next generation of technology & innovation.– Be inspired, amazed and educated on how these evolving technologies will impact your business for greater growth.– Interact with technology enthusiasts, build your network and reunite with your
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HAPPY HOUR ALERT! Teachers’ Lounges are a casual and safe space for teachers to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. New Memphis’s next free event is Tuesday, February 7, from 5:30-7:00pm at Las Delicias on Quince – they provide food and drinks! The convo about Teacher Influencers: The Role of Social
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Come and hear about education opportunities in the city of Memphis! Over 20 schools will be represented with immediate positions available as well as positions for the 2023/2024 school year.
Every year, over 200 bills are filed each legislative session that directly impact students in Tennessee. Do you want to learn what these bills are and what you can do about them? Join The Education Trust in Tennessee to get the inside scoop on the 113th Tennessee General Assembly, education committees and leaders, and hear
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On January 26th, join First 8 Memphis for their First 8 Years Speaker Series with keynote speaker Dr. Clinton Boyd, Jr., Executive Director of Fathers, Families, & Healthy Communities (FFHC). Dr. Boyd and a panel of local experts will speak on Fathers and School Readiness: How Fathers’ Engagement Improves Children’s Success. More about Dr. Boyd: Collaborator with
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Join TECA Facilitator-in-Residence Kia Jarmon for an informative, interactive session. TECA ConnectED sessions are 1.5 – 2 hours long and include light snacks. Join TECA staff afterward for food, fun, and fellowship. ConnectED is an opportunity for educators of color from (around the state of TN) to build a communal healing practice. We will go beyond
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HAPPY HOUR ALERT! Teachers’ Lounges are a casual and safe space for teachers to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. New Memphis’s next free event is Wednesday, November 30, from 5:30-7:00pm at The Bluff— food and drinks provided! Memphis Education Fund will be guest hosting to talk about next steps in
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Join The Education Trust in Tennessee as we celebrate the culmination of our Thrive Community of Practice and Fellows Program. This half-day convening includes the release of our report, Thriving Together Tennessee: Discovering Innovative Pathways for College Success, a youth participatory action research project, and student-moderated panel conversations with: Wil Del Pilar, Vice-President of Higher
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Youth Communication and national education leaders will discuss strategies to address complex education challenges and create culturally responsive learning communities to: Help young people heal from experiences with racism, sexism, and other injustices Support students to achieve their personal and academic goals Uplift teen voices in a world that too often marginalizes them This event is in-person in
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Join the Tennessee Coalition for Truth in Our Classrooms for a briefing and discussion on the implementation of the anti-truth and censorship laws that passed in the Tennessee General Assembly in 2021 and 2022, and how educators, students and community members are being affected and responding. The ACLU of Tennessee will guide attendees in understanding the content and
This First 8 Years Speaker Series brings local, state, and national early childhood experts together to discuss the most impactful topics and trends in early childhood education and provide unique context to their place in the Memphis community. First 8 Memphis is thrilled to welcome award-winning author and nationally recognized keynote speaker Dr. Walter Gilliam to our
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The Male Educators of Color Summit will be hosted by the Tennessee Educators of Color Alliance and the Man Up Teacher Residency on Saturday, October 22, 2022, from 8am-2pm. The event will be held at Crosstown High School at the Crosstown Concourse in Memphis, Tennessee. The event is FREE and will feature a keynote address
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No matter where we live or what we believe, we all want our children to succeed. But many students are denied opportunities because their schools and communities are underfunded and under-resourced. Politicians deny students and schools resources and cut funding to promote voucher schemes or Charter Schools when students don’t meet their expectations. The arc
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A casual and safe space to converse with other preK-12 teachers from around the city to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. Register to attend. Food and drinks provided, always. October 25: Balance Matters: Schedule It! with 2019 Educator of Excellence, Crystal Harris. In person at Café Ole.
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Join TECA Facilitator-in-Residence Kia Jarmon for an informative, interactive session. TECA ConnectED sessions are 1.5 – 2 hours long and include light snacks. Join TECA staff afterward for food, fun, and fellowship. ConnectED is an opportunity for educators of color from (around the state of TN) to build a communal healing practice. We will go
Join LITE Memphis for a day of fun, music, games, and community as we LITE UP THE BLOCK!!!
Join The Education Trust in Tennessee and the Tennessee Educators of Color Alliance on Tuesday, September 27 from 9-11 am CST for the release of their report; “Represented: Increasing Teacher Diversity in Tennessee’s Educator Preparation Providers.” Guest speakers include: Dr. Candice McQueen, President of Lipscomb University Dr. Jason Grissom, Faculty Director at the Tennessee Education
Far too often, adults speak on behalf of students, instead of with them. At The Education Trust in Tennessee, we believe in centering the experiences of young people and actively engaging them is an integral part of our education advocacy strategy. Are you looking for ways to more meaningfully engage students in your work? This
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Do you want to have a fully enrolled school? Join our Student Recruitment workshop to expand your knowledge for effectively recruiting students and strengthen your tools to engage and retain new families. We understand the importance for charter schools to meet their recruitment and enrollment goals on an annual basis. Our presenter, Erica Minor has
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Man Up will hold our 5th annual Signing Day. We will also be celebrating over 100+ men in the program. We will be holding the event this Saturday at Loflin Yard from 12pm-2pm. Feel free to circulate this flyer within your network. This event is open to the public and anyone interested in learning more
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Our top trend from families in the 21 – 22 school year was a desire for increased communications. Join Possip’s Alice Rolli to discuss impactful communications strategies – including the importance of closing the feedback loop, stakeholder engagement, and centering on families.
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Aug. 24, 6-8:30 p.m. CT 409 S Main St, Memphis, TN 38103 A new school year is starting following what was meant to be a comeback year for America’s schools — a return to classrooms and rebuilding of communities after months of remote or hybrid learning, disconnection, and uncertainty. And for many schools, it was,
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Use Possip’s multilingual, text-based surveys to amplify the voices of your families, students, and staff to learn their needs and praise in an easy and digestible way. Join us on Tuesday, July 26th at 11 AM CT / 12 PM ET to learn how you can quickly and effectively hear from your school communities using Possip!
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Use Possip’s multilingual, text-based surveys to amplify the voices of your families, students, and staff to learn their needs and praise in an easy and digestible way. Join us on Wednesday, July 20th at 11 AM CT / 12 PM ET for a breakdown of how you can quickly and effectively hear from your
Use Possip’s multilingual, text-based surveys to amplify the voices of your families, students, and staff to learn their needs and praise in an easy and digestible way. Join us on Wednesday, July 20th at 11 AM CT / 12 PM ET for a breakdown of how you can quickly and effectively hear from your
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On Wednesday, June 29th, via Zoom—Teach901 is gathering school leaders from across the city who are working to secure a Grade A staff for next school year. Register for Fair: https://teach901.com/events/june-teach901-job-fair/ 5 things to Expect: https://choose901.com/teach901-job-fair/
Get to know candidates running for the Memphis-Shelby County Schools board before the August elections. Chalkbeat, MICAH, and partners are hosting a forum for candidates on July 21. Students and Chalkbeat journalists will ask candidates about their stances on how Tennessee’s largest school district should help children recover from pandemic learning loss, how the board
Forum: Who is running for the Memphis Shelby County Schools board? Read More »
The Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA), the State’s newly passed state funding formula, will impact approximately $9 Billion in state and local education funding starting in 2024. While TISA’s passage is historic and an important milestone for Tennessee’s schools and students, advocates still have important work to do, TISA’s language delegates critical decisions to the rulemaking process, including
Educators of Excellence Award: Celebrating transformational leaders in our schools New Memphis knows that great leadership is needed in every corner of our community — from the board room to the classroom. Educators are essential leaders in our community as their impact and investment is critical to our city’s future success. At New Memphis, we believe it’s paramount
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MAY TEACH901 JOB FAIRS When: May 17 5:30-7:30pm Where: Crosstown Concourse — 1350 Concourse Ave, 4th Floor of the Central Atrium Who: More than 20+ Teach901 school partners More Info: Choose901’s blog about 5 Things to Expect
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MAY TEACH901 JOB FAIRS When: VIRTUAL: May 10 5-6pm IN-PERSON: May 17 5:30-7:30pm Where: VIRTUAL: Zoom link will be provided to all registrants IN-PERSON: Crosstown Concourse — 1350 Concourse Ave, 4th Floor of the Central Atrium Who: More than 20+ Teach901 school partners More Info: Choose901’s blog about 5 Things to Expect
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If you haven’t heard, Ultimate Recess is a time where Teach901 celebrates your excellent investment into Memphis students! On May 6th from 5-8p at Grind City Brewing, we are setting time out to celebrate YOU with a Happy Hour to conclude National Teacher Appreciation Week! We are so thankful for you investing into Memphis’ future.
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Join the Tennessee Coalition for Truth in Our Classrooms in discussing the anti-truth/censorship bills that have passed through the Tennessee General Assembly this legislative session. The ACLU of Tennessee will guide community members in understanding what they need to know regarding the content and legal implications of two new censorship bills impacting K-12 school library policies, and restricting diversity, equity and
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Join Possip for a quick, 30-minute virtual session featuring trends and insights from a year’s worth of feedback and praise from parents, school staff, and students!
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LITE Memphis will host its semi-annual Pitch Night on Thursday, June 2, 2022 from 5PM to 8PM in Christian Brothers’ University Center (650 East Parkway South Memphis, TN 38104). At Pitch Night, high school students showcase ventures that they have been developing over 16 weeks. Students present innovative prototypes, sell products, and pitch their ventures
New Memphis Teachers’ Lounge: A casual and safe space to join other preK-12 teachers from around the city to discuss pressing topics in today’s education landscape and grow together. Register to join us for a Teacher Appreciation Week celebration with Chalkbeat’s own Caroline Bauman, Community Engagement Manager and Cathryn Stout, Bureau Chief. Food and beverages
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Join us for our live demo to showcase the services we can provide to schools and districts! Possip gathers feedback from families, students, and staff using quick, multi-lingual, text message surveys. Let us do the work of gathering the feedback from your school communities, so you can focus on meeting them where they are!
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You’re transforming your school community. Curious how Possip can help you connect to your stakeholders with quick and easy text message surveys? Join a live demo April 27th at 2:00 PM CT/ 3:00 PM ET to learn more! 📱
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You’re transforming your school community. Curious how Possip can help you connect to your stakeholders with quick and easy text message surveys? Join a live demo April 27th at 2:00 PM CT/ 3:00 PM ET to learn more! 📱
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For the first time since early 2020, the Teach901 Educator Job Fair will be held in-person on April 7th from 6PM-8PM at Crosstown Concourse. Educators of all experience levels are invited to gather on the 4th floor of the Central Atrium to network with school officials from across the Mid-South as they begin their search