Education Summit 2022: Systems Change
August 13, 2022
The National WWI Museum and Memorial
Three Components:
First
Consists of a question-and-answer session by academia to leaders and stakeholders.
Second
Includes a question-and-answer session by community members to leaders and stakeholders in academia, the legislature, business sector, and the community.
Third
Entails break-out sessions, and participants in academia, the legislature, business sector, and the community will create an action plan of change for their topic.
Education Summit Topics
The Education Summit 2022: Systems Change will focus on big ideas and challenges in education. Our team has chosen five topics to address: community relations, curriculum transformation, discipline redesign, human resources, and social-emotional health and well-being. These issues hit at the very core of inequity in education.
Community relations
Curriculum Transformation
discipline redesign
Human Resources
Social-emotional Health and Well-being
The Education Summit 2022: Systems Change is an inaugural event for Kansas and Missouri. Academia, legislators, businesses, and the community will unite to discuss and create action plans of change in community relations, curriculum transformation, discipline redesign, human resources, and social-emotional health and well-being. Together, working collaboratively and respectfully, we can create a more effective and equitable education for each student in Kansas and Missouri.
Purpose
Examine • engage • extend
Participate in the Summit
Background
The summit was inspired by exceptional work occurring in the Kansas City Metropolitan area and other regions in Kansas and Missouri; educational conferences on best practices, workshops on equity in education, data-driven projects to promote awareness and advocacy, and social justice movements in schools. The Education Summit 2022: Systems Change is the next step in achieving a more effective and equitable education for each student in Kansas and Missouri. The summit unites academia, legislators, businesses, and the community to work collaboratively for better results in education. Join us.
PANELISTS
Academia
Georgia Laci Blackwood; Student at Lawrence Public Schools
Lonnie Frazier; Student at Howard University & graduate of Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
Jorge Fuller; CEO at Fuller For The People, LLC
Betzaida Imperiale; Consultant in Education
Dr. Jeremiah Kauffman; Teacher at Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
Joyce Stokes; Dean, retired, at Center School District
Leaders and Stakeholders
Marzell Bell; aSTEAM Village RedTail Digital Engineer & 9th grader at Raytown South High School
Ingrid Burnett; Missouri Representative
Irene Caudillo; President/CEO at El Centro, Inc.
Dr. Karen Hall; Assistant Professor at St. Louis University
Randy Lopez; President of the Board of Education at Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
Dr. Michael Maclin; Director of Equity at Special School District
Dr. Greg Mosier; President at Kansas City Kansas Community College
Dr. Andy Schuerman; Coordinator of Educational Programs at Park Hill School District
Janet Waugh; Kansas School Board of Education
Facilitators
Community Relations
Dr. Sharon Nibbelink; Superintendent, retired, at Center School District
Curriculum Transformation
David Alonzo; Instructor, retired
Carole Cadue-Blackwood; School Board member at Lawrence Public Schools, lead facilitator
Andrea Cook; Chief Relationships Officer at LEANLAB
Discipline Redesign
Kevin Kinsella; Teacher and coach at Kansas City Kansas Public Schools, lead facilitator
Human Resources
Jorge Fuller; Human Resources at Kansas City Public Schools
Social-Emotional Health and Well-being
Dr. Christi Bergin; Associate Dean at MU College of Education
Program
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