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May 29, 2020

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Change Makers: Phoenix Leads the WayLearn how a charter school and a district are shaping the future of school in Arizona

When the ongoing pandemic challenged schools across the nation to adapt, Dr. Chad E. Gestson and Julia Meyerson led their respective schools to quickly react. Over the past two months, Dr. Gestson and Ms. Meyerson have overseen their schools’ transition to virtual learning and are now focused on plans to create safe environments for students to return in the fall. While both education leaders responded to similar challenges, Dr. Gestson and Ms. Meyerson highlight different perspectives on how Public & Charter schools were each able to successfully adapt and educate. On Tuesday, Dr. Gestson and Ms. Meyerson will detail their schools’ rapid response to COVID-19, and their transition to, and embrace of virtual learning, as they continue to reshape their school environments going forward.

WHO: Dr. Chad E. Gestson, Superintendent of Phoenix Union High District [[link removed]], @chadgestson [[link removed]]

Julia Meyerson, Founder & Executive Director of Vista College Preparatory [[link removed]] in Phoenix, Arizona, @jsmeyerson [[link removed]]

Moderated by Jeanne Allen, Founder and CEO of Center for Education Reform [[link removed]], @jeanneallen [[link removed]]

WHAT: CER Action Series (Ep. 8): Phoenix Leads the Way: Virtual Webinar with interactive viewer Q&A

WHEN: Tuesday, June 2nd, 11:00AM-12:30PM EDT

HOW TO REGISTER: Register here [[link removed]] to receive link to Zoom invitation

Watch the videos from past sessions of the CER ACTION Series, featuring school leaders, teachers, EdTech innovators, and philanthropists here [[link removed]]. Review our Education Report, THE FUTURE OF SCHOOL [[link removed]] (5 min read) and visit our extensive database of resources for parents and educators here [[link removed]].

Founded in 1993, the Center for Education Reform [[link removed]] (CER) aims to expand educational opportunities that lead to improved economic outcomes for all Americans — particularly our youth — ensuring that the conditions are ripe for innovation, freedom, and flexibility throughout U.S. education.

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