Education leaders have long called for a paradigm shift in how underserved students in low-income communities are perceived and taught. This year the California Legislature has acted to replace the term “at-risk” with the more people-centered “at-promise” in California’s Education and Penal Codes. Join the Reaching At-Promise Students Association’s (RAPSA) edWebinar to learn more about how you can join this initiative to move students from at-risk to at-promise.
This edWebinar features RAPSA Board Member Julie Evans, Delta Teacher Efficacy Campaign’s National Project Director Dr. Johni Cruse Craig, YouthBuild Charter Schools Superintendent Rudy Cuevas, and SIATech Principal Kim Moore. Attendees are eligible to earn one hour of Continuing Education credit.
Join this edWebinar to:
- Discover strategies for empowering students
- Learn best practices for addressing challenges outside of the classroom
- Explore the importance of building meaningful relationships to hear the cares and challenges of students and their families
- Develop opportunities to make a positive difference in the lives, communities, and future of at-promise students
- Learn how to use the RAPSA Forum to have a national impact by redirecting deficit mindsets in schools, agencies, and communities
Sponsored by Reaching At-Promise Students Association (RAPSA) and Thriving YOUniversity