Excerpt from and link to The Philanthropy Roundtable article “Why Charter Schools Deserve Another Look from Philanthropy” by Madeline Fry Schultz (1/11/21): “Opponents of public charter schools often argue that
An interactive graph, created by the New School’s Center for New York City Affairs, shows strong correlations between students’ race and income and their elementary math scores, and also reveals that wide achievement gaps often exist even within individual schools.
According to a recent study, income inequality between blacks and whites is driven entirely by what is happening among these boys and the men they become.
Justice Ginsberg speaks at our memorial for Beginning with Children founder Carol Reich.
Real change, enduring change, happens one step at a time.
Thank you Justice Ginsberg, for your support of Beginning with Children and for your legacy of creating pathways and opportunities for the underestimated and disenfranchised.