According to the Hunt Institute’s Across the Aisle report, 76 percent of voters favored parents being involved in determining their children’s curriculum, underscoring the crucial need for a culturally relevant and accessible curriculum that caters to all learners. Research suggests that the integration of culturally responsive teaching, including cultural knowledge and norms, is associated with a positive increase in reading and math scores among students. When learners connect with their own identities and those of their peers, success becomes more attainable.

Join the Hunt Institute on February 15th for a conversation on the work being done to prioritize culturally relevant curricula, paving the way for an inclusive education for all.  

Register here to attend: https://ow.ly/4Eh250QuaRy 

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Hi (name), 

According to the Hunt Institute’s Across the Aisle report, 76 percent of voters favored parents being involved in determining their children’s curriculum, underscoring the crucial need for a culturally relevant and accessible curriculum that caters to all learners. Research suggests that the integration of culturally responsive teaching, including cultural knowledge and norms, is associated with a positive increase in reading and math scores among students. When learners connect with their own identities and those of their peers, success becomes more attainable.

Join the Hunt Institute on February 15th for a conversation on the work being done to prioritize culturally relevant curricula, paving the way for an inclusive education for all.  

Panelists include: 

• Angélica Infante-Green,  Commissioner of Education, Rhode Island
• Augustus Mays, Vice President, Partnerships and Engagement, The Education Trust
• Xavier Adams, Teacher, Orange High School, North Carolina

Register here to attend: https://ow.ly/4Eh250QuaRy 

See you there!  

Sincerely, 

(name)