BPSADC Parents Summit focuses on literacy, equity and family engagement
Blacks for Political and Social Action Dane County (BPSADC) held its annual Parents Summit on Oct. 24, bringing community members together to discuss efforts to close the academic achievement gap between Black students and their white peers. The summit, held at Madison College’s Goodman South Cam Blacks for Political and Social Action Dane County (BPSADC) held its annual Parents Summit on Oct. 24, where community members discussed efforts to close the academic achievement gap between Black students and their white peers. The event also highlighted ways parents can become involved in their children's education. The summit was updated on the state of education for Black students in Dane County and progress towards addressing disparities. The format of the event was changed from previous years' focus on year-over-year achievement data and panel discussions to more breakout sessions led by experts in literacy and education policy. A session on Act 20 led by the Department of Public Administration’s (DPI) director of Literacy Kaylee Jackson highlighted the policy's shortfalls and lack of teachers or staff.
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Blacks for Political and Social Action Dane County (BPSADC) held its annual Parents Summit on Oct. 24, bringing community members together to discuss efforts to close the academic achievement gap betw... [7679 symbols]
