Will You Still Love Us When We are No Longer Young and Beautiful? ( I Know that You Will)
This conversation is about 1) Taking inventory of actions we are currently doing to build stakeholder buy-in and understanding 2) Illuminating ways we explicitly and implicitly transmit culture internally and externally 3) Listening to others about what they are doing .
This conversation is rooted in the history of the Parkway Schools in Philadelphia, which went from being labeled the "most interesting high school in America in the 60s, to becoming radically more traditional schools 50 years later.
Conversational Practice
Ask questions, have attendees self select into groups that answer questions that are relevant to them, share. I'd like to think there is a digital connection point, be it a hashtag or Gdoc that folks can reference back to if schools are interested in keeping in contact on the issue
Conversation Links
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Michael Palm
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Alexa DunnSchool District of Philadelphia
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Mike RitziusNew Jersey Education Association
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Katie Gambardella
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Caitlin ThompsonInquiry Schools
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Monique Carter
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Meredith MartinSLAMS
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Kristen KellKIPP: New Jersey, Rise Academy
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Jessica RaleighDenver Public Schools
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Sarah Bower-GriecoSLA-MS
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David BransonKIPP New Jersey
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Sukey Blanc
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Sharlean PillayScience Leadership Academy Middle School
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Nancy IronsideSLA-MS
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Joanne Beckwith
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