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Educate Kansas is excited to offer a FREE Social Media Holiday Guide to help schools and educational organizations celebrate the rich diversity of holidays throughout the year. Posting and recognizing a wide range of holidays on your social media channels not only shows appreciation and respect for different cultures and traditions, but also strengthens your connection with students, families, and communities. Our guide includes both editable templates and pre-designed posts, making it easy to plan ahead and create inclusive, engaging content that fosters a sense of belonging for everyone.

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The Kansas Future Teacher Academy at Emporia State University, sponsored by The Teacher’s College, has graduated more than 1,500 high school students over more than 30 years.

Join us for a one day academy where students will hear from amazing educators, participate in activities to expand their knowledge base, learn about apprentice programs, college options and more!  This is FREE to all students and includes lunch.

Other dates and locations: Salina (December 2) & Lawrence (December 3)


 

Kansans are demanding higher standards in academic skills, as well as employability and citizenship skills, and the need to move away from a “one-size-fits-all” system that relies exclusively on state assessments. This new vision for education calls for a more student-focused system that provides support and resources for individual success and will require everyone to work together to make it a reality. Together, Kansans Can.

 


 


The U.S. Department of Education, in partnership with TEACH.org and One Million Teachers of Color, has launched “Teachers: Leaders Shaping Lives,” a campaign to elevate the teaching profession and promote educator diversity by inspiring more talented people – especially those from underrepresented communities – to become teachers.

 


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