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Dale Erquiaga
President and CEO of Communities In Schools, Dale Erquiaga, reflects on how our network will write the next chapter of CIS history.
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Megan Hoel
20 Questions in 60 Seconds is our blog series in which we interview Communities In Schools staff members. This week's guest is Amanda Gallardo, Site Coordinator, CIS of NOVA.
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Megan Hoel
20 Questions in 60 Seconds is our blog series in which we interview Communities In Schools staff members. This week's guest is Jonathan Fenner, Allentown Reengagement Manager, CIS of the Lehigh Valley.
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Tiffany Miller
It’s not often that federal funding streams, like Title I and Title III of The Every Student Succeeds Act, are considered tools for innovation. But for Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District, using these federal resources to collaborate in creative ways with CIS of Charlotte/Mechlenburg is critical to supporting their diverse student population.
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Megan Hoel
20 Questions in 60 Seconds is our blog series in which we interview Communities In Schools staff members. This week's guest is Brenda Gonzalez, Site Coordinator at CIS Benton-Franklin.
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Dale Erquiaga
President and CEO of Communities in Schools, Dale Erquiaga, reflects on his first 100 days with the organization and sets an agenda for the next 100.
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Megan Hoel
20 Questions in 60 Seconds is our blog series in which we interview Communities In Schools staff members. This week's guest is Dale Erquiaga, President and CEO of Communities In Schools National office.
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Megan Hoel
20 Questions in 60 Seconds is our blog series in which we interview Communities In Schools staff members. This week's guest is Martha Beltz, Data Scientist at the Communities In Schools National office.
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Megan Hoel
20 Questions in 60 Seconds is our blog series in which we interview Communities In Schools staff members. This week's guest is Meghan Lustig, Manager, Government Relations at the Communities In Schools National office.
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Gary Chapman
As some kids might be receiving gifts like trendy clothes and new sneakers this holiday season, many students are still struggling to have their basic needs met. Poverty remains a defining and ever-present feature of many young lives, and it too often stands in the way of their education.