Comprehensive education reform requires parent leadership

Systems must change to encourage re-building this community-and there are policies like tax incentives, employer-assisted housing programs, housing grants and down payment assistance that can incentivize and support teachers to live in Rochester. Anytime we discuss education in Rochester, someone be...

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Published inRochester Business Journal Vol. 35; no. 45; p. 34
Main Author Hanmer, Demorah
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Rochester BridgeTower Media Holding Company, LLC 12.02.2020
Rochester Business Journal
Subjects
Education
Education reform
Educational reform
Families & family life
Leadership
Learning
Parents & parenting
Poverty
School boards
Students
Teachers
United States > US
Rochester New York
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Summary:Systems must change to encourage re-building this community-and there are policies like tax incentives, employer-assisted housing programs, housing grants and down payment assistance that can incentivize and support teachers to live in Rochester. Anytime we discuss education in Rochester, someone begins to quote poverty statistics as if to excuse poor educational outcomes. Follow Greater Rochester PLTI on social media for information and to keep in touch with what student and parent leaders are doing in the community to craft a vision for change.
ISSN:0896-3274