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WELL Summit | Principal Voices on Race and Equity

from A Matter of Principals · host Association of Washington School Principals

Dr. Kimbrelle Barbosa Lewis, a school administrator in Tennessee, NAESP past president, and chair of the NAESP National Taskforce on Race and Equity, will lead a panel discussion with other task force members. This taskforce was formed to help advise NAESP on issues related to racial equity in school communities, reveal schools’ common challenges and solutions, and support a peer-to-peer network of support for school leaders. The taskforce focuses on collecting information related to racial equity in schools, elevating relevant research, and determining how best NAESP can provide support to principals around these issues. Come join this discussion to learn more and share your thoughts with taskforce members, which will include: Dr. Kimbrelle Barbosa Lewis, Principal, Cordova Elementary School, Cordova, TN Dr. Cynthia J. Hammond, Principal, Westside Elementary, Houston County Schools, Perry, GA Denise Gamble, Retired Principal, Chicago, IL Annette Sanchez, Principal, Hampton-Moreno-Dugat Early Childhood Center, Beeville, TX Nancy Antoine, Principal, Bridgewater Elementary School, Northfield, Minnesota

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