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A Public Dialogue on Public Education

Building Public Will: Promoting Citizen Engagement to Improve Your City’s Schools

Join the St. Louis Metropolitan Children's Agenda and Vision for Children at Risk for this first forum in the “A Public Dialogue on Public Education” series.

Thursday, September 21
2:30 p.m.
Vision for Children at Risk
2433 N. Grand Blvd.

We will participate in a live National League of Cities Web seminar, “Building Public Will: Promoting Citizen Engagement to Improve Your City’s Schools.” City leaders from Denver and Nashville will appear on the Web seminar to discuss their strategies for improving public schools. The deputy director of the Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University, which conducted a study of these and three other cities’ efforts to improve schools, also will speak. A follow-up discussion will be held at Vision for Children at Risk on how those cities’ lessons can be applied here.

For more information about the program for the National League of Cities Web seminar, click here. 

“A Public Dialogue on Public Education” will continue with a series of informational forums approximately every two weeks through the 2006-2007 school year. These forums are intended to promote constructive citizen dialogue and develop effective strategies to advance quality public education in the City of St. Louis.

(Vision for Children at Risk is located In the Sts. Teresa & Bridget Church complex at the intersection of Grand Avenue and North Market Street on the west side of Grand Ave., one mile north of the Fox Theater.)
 
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