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Women doing the work that makes school possible: Social Work Appreciation and Women’s History Month
Women’s History Month asks us to pay attention to the work that holds our schools together, especially the work that isn’t always visible. As March comes to a close, it […]
Voices that lead: women shaping SDoL from every angle
Women’s History Month invites reflection on the people who shape our schools in ways that aren’t always visible, but always felt. This year, the School District of Lancaster is experiencing […]
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Women’s History Month invites reflection on the people who shape our schools in ways that aren’t always visible, but always felt. This year, the School District of Lancaster is experiencing something that hasn’t happened in years. All three of the district’s association groups are currently led by women, the Lancaster City Education Association, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), and Leadership Team Lancaster, whom represent the administration.
Each of these associations represents a different part of the district’s foundation. Together, they reflect the full scope of what it takes to support students every day. They represent teachers in classrooms, support staff who keep schools running each day, and administrators who lead buildings and systems. Their work intersects in ways that directly impact the daily experiences of students, families, and staff across the district.
Get to know Christina Rojas, Shaun Perez and Jeanne Good! Read the full story on our website, link in comments.
Women’s History Month invites reflection on the people who shape our schools in ways that aren’t always visible, but always felt. This year, the School District of Lancaster is experiencing something that hasn’t happened in years. All three of the district’s association groups are currently led by women, the Lancaster City Education Association, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), and Leadership Team Lancaster, whom represent the administration.
Each of these associations represents a different part of the district’s foundation. Together, they reflect the full scope of what it takes to support students every day. They represent teachers in classrooms, support staff who keep schools running each day, and administrators who lead buildings and systems. Their work intersects in ways that directly impact the daily experiences of students, families, and staff across the district.
Get to know Christina Rojas, Shaun Perez and Jeanne Good! Read the full story on our website.
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