Remember the Annenberg Challenge? The three co-authors of Chicagos winning Annenberg Challenge $49.2 million grant proposal were:[17][18] William Ayers, associate professor of education at the University of Illinois at Chicago; co-director of the Small Schools Workshop; co-director of the Chicago Forum for School Change—an affiliate of the Coalition of Essential Schools;[19] chairman of the Alliance for Better Chicago Schools (ABCs) coalition;[20][21] former Chicago assistant deputy mayor for education (1989–1990);[21] brother of John Ayers, executive director (1994–2004) of Leadership for Quality Education (an affiliate of the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago) and former associate director (1987–1994) of the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago; son of Thomas Ayers, former president (1964–1980), chairman and CEO (1973–1980) ofCommonwealth Edison and former vice president (1980) of the Chicago School Board annenberginstitute.org/work-sites/manchester-nh AISR provides technical support for the Manchester-based Youth Organizers United, a grantee under the Nellie Mae Education Foundation Opportunity Fund program, designed to support organizations that are engaged in youth and parent organizing for school reform. Nellie Mae cites Saul Alinsky for Community Organizing here; annenberginstitute.org/pdf/nmef_report.pdf
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