There is an awesome panel coming up at the United Way of Greater Los Angeles the morning of Thursday, 12/13, from 9am-12pm. Panelists will be discussing how our current political landscape will impact education equity in 2019 at the national, state and local levels. Partnership for Los Angeles Schools. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT IS CURRENTLY FULL.

We hope you will attend our breakfast panel discussion on how our current political landscape will impact education equity in 2019 at the national, state and local levels. We will discuss:

• What can we do to close achievement and opportunity gaps for California students?

• What will the election results mean for California’s K-12 schools and colleges?

• What are the disparities we're not addressing within California schools?

• What is on the horizon for 2019?

Opening Remarks:

Joan Sullivan
Chief Executive Officer
Partnership for Los Angeles Schools

Featured Panelists: 

Dr. Pedro Noguera
Distinguished Professor 
Faculty Director, UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools
UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, Urban Schooling Division

Dr. Shaun Harper
Provost Professor of Management and Organization
USC Rossier School of Education and the Marshall School of Business
Clifford and Betty Allen Chair in Urban Leadership
Executive Director, USC Race and Equity Center

Dr. Tyrone Howard
Professor of Education
Pritzker Family Endowed Chair in Education to Strengthen Families
Director, Black Male Institute
UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, Urban Schooling Division

Sonali Kohli (Moderator)
Education Reporter
Los Angeles Times