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Wednesday, September 25 • 10:30am - 12:00pm
Caring for Our Black Children

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When implementing family engagement approaches, school systems should respect and honor the unique history and traditions of people from African-decent and be culturally sensitive and culturally affirming in a manner that promotes student learning. This session will include an introduction to the Pyramid of Success for Black Children, which includes life goals, the necessary child characteristics, and how institutional, instructional, and personal practices within education systems can help African American children develop essential characteristics to become successful in school and throughout life.
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avatar for Andrea Cruthird-Mays

Andrea Cruthird-Mays

Early Education Advisor, Merced County Office of Education
Andrea Cruthird-Mays, MA in Education: Child Development, she holds a BA in Liberal Studies with a concentration in Special Education and an AA in Early Childhood Education. Andrea has 25 years of experience in Early Education where she has served in various roles. For the past 14... Read More →
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Samantha Thompson

Early Education Program Manager, Merced County Office of Education
Samantha C. Thompson, MBA is the Early Education Program Manager with Merced County Office of Education, Early Education Department. She is currently responsible for the administration of the Merced County Collaborative for Children and Families (also known as Local Planning Council... Read More →

Caring for Our Black Children (Merced) pdf
Wednesday September 25, 2019 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Tahoe
  Coaching

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