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Green Dot Public Schools Tennessee Re-Entry Updates 10/11
One of the top priorities of Green Dot Public Schools TN is creating spaces and opportunities for everyone to persevere through any of life’s challenges, leading individuals to a place of physical and mental wellness.
Read More >>How This Green Dot Alumna Spurs Hope, Change Across South LA
This week we had the opportunity to sit down with Diamond Jones, a Class of 2008 Ánimo Inglewood Charter High School Alum and a rising activist in South LA.
Read More >>Green Dot Celebrates National Principals Month
“Fearless,” “a great mentor,” and “the pillar of our school” are just a few of the many expressions that our school communities use to describe Green Dot school leaders.
Read More >>Green Dot Public Schools Tennessee Re-Entry Updates 9/27
One of the top priorities of Green Dot Public Schools TN is creating spaces and opportunities for everyone to persevere through any of life’s challenges, leading individuals to a place of physical and mental wellness.
Read More >>Green Dot Public Schools Tennessee Re-Entry Updates 9/14
One of the top priorities of Green Dot Public Schools TN is creating spaces and opportunities for everyone to persevere through any of life’s challenges, leading individuals to a place of physical and mental wellness.
Read More >>Students and Families Unite to Address Food Instability
Earlier this year United Parents and Students (UPAS) in partnership with One Family Los Angeles, launched a grocery voucher campaign to get money and resources into the hands of families in vulnerable communities with limited access to food. Through these efforts over $30,000 in grocery vouchers have been distributed to families in need. Read More…
Read More >>Celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride, Inclusion in 2020
At Green Dot Public Schools, our school leaders and educators have worked tirelessly to ensure that our campuses are welcoming, safe, and rigorous learning environments where LGBTQ+ students can be their authentic selves.
Read More >>Juneteenth is a holiday of celebration, reflection
On Friday, June 19, we will join our African American community of educators, colleagues, students, families, and friends in celebrating Juneteenth, a 155-year-old commemoration of the abolishment of slavery in the United States.
Read More >>Students are Making Meaning of Current Events in the Classroom
Our nation has been facing uncomfortable truths about itself. Thousands of people across the United States have protested in palpable anger and disappointment in the unjust muder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer.
Read More >>Green Dot Schools Work to Narrow the Digital Divide for South LA Families
For many parents, COVID-19 has surfaced new challenges and anxieties as they grapple with uncertainty. Adjusting to what some call the ‘new normal’ has been far from easy for Noemi Rodriguez and her family.
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