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Steve Majors
It's National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week and we're bringing shining a light on the over 1.3 million homeless students in America and how you can help CIS make a difference for them this holiday season.
By
Anya Alexander
Students from CIS of Los Angeles Ladies' First program attends Glamour's Women Of the Year awards and participates in special Girl Project on-stage moment during the show.
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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 Crystal Gonzalez, Manager of Human Resources at the Communities In Schools National office.
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Dale Erquiaga
President and CEO Dale Erquiaga reflects on his most recent work in Nevada and its close alignment with CIS' mission to support all kids on the path to graduation.
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Dale Erquiaga
New president and CEO Dale Erquiaga's dedication to education and helping at-risk kids receive equal access to education began generations before he was even born.
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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 DeAnna Rich, Manager, Resource Center and Communications at the Communities In Schools National office.
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Tiffany Miller
Funding for Title IV, Part A, the third-largest program under ESSA , is at risk. You can make your voice heard by contacting your senators and your representative to ask for full funding.
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Anya Alexander
On Tuesday, October 11th, CIS celebrated International Day of the Girl with an interactive discussion hosted by Glamour magazine.
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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 Durell Whaley, Accounting Specialist at the Communities In Schools National office.
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Tiffany Miller
On Sept. 19th, CIS brought together seven experts in education policy and service delivery for two panel discussions in Washington, D.C.