Technology equipment and training in small, private schools are helping the lower-income students these schools serve. Moving ahead, many issues lie in the forefront. The Foundation will continue to support development of teachers from minority groups. Race and class hold great influence over differences in teaching and in achievement, so future success relies on working to address those gaps. Partnerships with other funding partners will continue to be vital in order to address these issues.
Expectations are high for reform and the new array of options.
Grants Organizations are located in Milwaukee, unless otherwise noted. To host a national symposium for educators, parents, and students on educational issues within African American communities. Inc. To develop a curriculum for its planned central city Charter school. Inc. For the educational and diversity components of a documentary on the Civil Rights era and present-day race relations. Inc. To help parents become classroom assistants in MPS schools.