Tag: Community Engagement
Clayton Community Dialogue Sparks Solutions for Stronger Schools
- Tags: Clayton County, Community Engagement, Data
Using CCPS Data to Drive Innovation and Collaboration
Reintroducing the Atlanta Schools Data Project: A Community-Centered Tool to Understand School Quality
Atlanta Schools Data Project February Edition
TNTP Convening Sparks Cross-School Collaboration
- Tags: Community Engagement, Data, Teacher Talent
Meaningful Conversations With Metro Atlanta School Leaders: TNTP Insight Survey Pt. 1
Turning Momentum into Meaningful Change
- Tags: Community Engagement, Schools, Staff News
RedefinED Atlanta’s 2026–28 Strategic Vision
2025 in Review
- Tags: Community Engagement, Schools, Staff News
This year has passed by so quickly! As I reflect on 2025, I think about our region’s remarkable growth and potential. What stands out most is the way our community continues to show up with passion, clarity, and a shared belief that every student in Metro Atlanta deserves access to a trajectory-changing public school. Together, we are building the conditions for lasting change.
Inside A City Changing
Since 2018, RedefinED Atlanta’s Speaker Series has been our way of convening Metro Atlanta around the most pressing and promising ideas in public education. Think of it as #ACityChanging in real time: a space where data meets lived experience, where national evidence is tested against local context, and where attendees leave with both inspiration and a plan to act.
Atlanta Public Schools Student Advisory Council Brings Student Voice to Board Candidate Forum
- Tags: Community Engagement
Atlanta Public Schools (APS) students and community members were given an opportunity to make their voices heard at the Voices of the Vote student-led candidate forum held at Georgia State […]
Students take the lead in Atlanta school board candidate town hall
- Tags: Community Engagement
Atlanta school board candidates answered directly to the people their policies would affect during a town hall at Georgia State University on Wednesday evening: students.
Educators highlight teacher burnout and retention challenges at Atlanta Panel
RedefinED Atlanta hosted the event, titled “A City Changing: Investing in the Educator Experience,” at the Commerce Club last Thursday.
What shrinking the U.S. Department of Education could mean for Georgia
- Tags: Community Engagement, Schools
[Aarti Sharma]’s concerned about families who rely on Title I and special education programs, which provide a variety of support services.