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They do this by prioritizing conversations around student and school data, aiming to answer the question: what should a good school look like? The organization helps to train and support parents so they can feel confident in advocating for their children. As part of the effort, participants are encouraged to attend school board meetings, press conferences, and other public events so that their voices can be heard. PROPEL is committed to organizing and developing parent leaders that will advocate for equitable education practices and policies in Nashville public education.
The Scarlett Family Foundation is proud to support the work of an organization that empowers families and so clearly shares the belief that every student in Nashville deserves access to a high-quality education, no matter their zip code. Tags: Grantee Story. It is undeniable that teachers have an incredible influence and make an everlasting impact in the lives of their students.
According to a Teach For America article posted in , studies also show that students taught by teachers who share their identities and look like them can benefit even more, both academically and emotionally. Past and present Pionero Scholars have enrolled from eight different high schools across Metro Nashville, representing 12 different countries of origin, and speaking eight different languages.
For some students, the scholarships can be crucial in their ability to attend college. But Pionero students also enjoy a loving and supportive community of peers and mentors that support them throughout their teacher preparation and as they transition as teachers into their classrooms.
They understood that as a student of color, I had different needs and they were there to help me find the necessary resources to accomplish my goal of graduating from college. Watch this video to hear about Ruby and two other Pionero alumni who are now shaping the lives of MNPS students everyday in local classrooms. For too many high school seniors, the transition from high school to college or to a career can be a period of confusion and uncertainty.