By Public Impact, May 12, 2022
How are Opportunity Culture models—which bring excellent teaching to many more students, with sustainably higher pay for educators—helping Texas schools and students even in a time of pandemic stress and teacher shortages? And how can they help schools around the country strengthen their teacher pipelines as well?
Join Public Impact on May 24, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ET, for an online gathering of state and district leaders from across the country to learn about the Opportunity Culture initiative and how Opportunity Culture models allow for sustainable, paid, yearlong teacher residencies. Come hear from a panel of current Opportunity Culture leaders in Texas, which has led the way in establishing Opportunity Culture residencies. Dr. Sharon Shields, superintendent of La Vega Independent School District (ISD), Marlene Garcia Sauceda, Opportunity Culture director in Klein ISD, and Anne Erickson, chief people and innovation officer for Uplift Education, will share why their sites find Opportunity Culture roles powerful for teachers, and the impact they can have on students, and answer your questions on how you can use Opportunity Culture to drive ambitious change as well. Register here…