Just a reminder to help support some long active parents at Lanier Middle School. Mrs. Polydoros expressed an interest in having a representative from CVPE to attend to help facilitate. I spoke at a LMS PTO and at a screening in the fall of 2012 on behalf of CVPE if that is the right phrase. I would like to extend an invitation for you to participate in the REPLACE THE RACE events hosted by the Lanier Middle School PTO! See the attached flyer. What: To foment a communal culture of change, in which parents, educators, students and policymakers create an educational culture that values purpose and meaning, over test scores and rankings, and a school system that prioritizes our children’s health and well-being. Date: Monday, March 31st Time: 1st event begins at 8:15 am - Lanier Library 2nd event begins at 6:30 pm - Lanier Auditorium Place: Lanier Middle School 2600 Woodhead Houston, Texas 77098 gcpolyjr@aol Event Facilitators: Chrysi Polydoros - HISD Parent, member of the HISD School Health Advisory Board (SHAC) Dale Davidson - HISD Parent, Co-Chairperson of the HISD SHAC, President of Houstons Parents for Public Schools Who is invited: Students, Parents, Educators, Policymakers, Community Members *Each participant will receive an event packet when they check in. *GSG and NJHS students can receive community service credit. Email Chrysi at gcpolyjr@aol is you plan to participate. Tickets: FREE tickets w/ Online Registration racetonowhere/state-screenings/TX OR $5 tickets at the door *The presentation will include: +Exclusive clips from the soon be released documentary featuring education change makers rolling up their sleeves to bring humanity and sanity into our schools +A short clip from the documentary “Race to Nowhere +Case studies of schools that have been inspired to create change +Discussion questions and exercises to inspire conversation and action Please let me know if you have any questions. Chrysi Polydoros, Lanier PTO HISD Liaison
Posted on: Wed, 26 Mar 2014 23:49:43 +0000
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