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Thursday, October 8th, for

Quintessential CER panels during ASU+GSV!

3:00 pm EDT

Should Money Fund Families? A Look at Legislation & Lawsuits

COVID, CARES, GEERS. With all of the funding made available by the Federal government for schools and families to overcome challenges raised by COVID, should there really be any question for whom the money was meant? Yet, in different states there are bills, debates and even lawsuits to stop money from funding families. A panel of government officials along with leaders of critical parent communities of color will gather to resolve the challenges faced across the country.

Melanie Barton, Senior Education Advisor to South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster (Invited)

Honorable Jim Blew, Assistant Secretary for Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development, U.S. Department of Education (Invited)

Honorable Rob Bryan, North Carolina State Senate, Education/Higher Education Committee

Adriana Murrietta, Executive Director, Pharos Foundation, Arizona

Chris Stewart, CEO, Brightbeam & Co-Host, 8 Black Hands Podcast

5:00PM EDT

Toward a More Perfect Union: A Civics Roadmap for Frontline Educators

In the midst of the current civil unrest and political divisions, how can we equip schools and teachers with the tools to reach and teach students about America’s founding principles? This discussion, moderated by Ian Rowe, features leaders from major national organizations focussed on the improvement of civics education and leadership.

David Coleman, the College Board (Invited)

Louise Dube, iCivics

Jeff Rosen of the National Constitution Center

Ian Rowe of American Enterprise Institute

Bob Woodson of the Woodson Center and 1776 Unites Campaign (Invited)

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