
09/27/2022
Join us tomorrow to learn about our upcoming October initiatives!
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A student's potential cannot be confined
Our mission is to radically improve education in the juvenile and criminal justice systems by investing in the potential and dignity of all its students.
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Join us tomorrow to learn about our upcoming October initiatives!
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Register for Unexplored in October: Students will explore slope and y-intercept and solve linear equations while investigating the risk of bone density loss and oxygen limitations for astronauts.
https://www.breakfree-ed.org/unexplored
Register for Unsung and help your students harness the power of music to create, produce, and share songs that address global issues they are passionate about.
Runs throughout October!
https://www.breakfree-ed.org/unsung
“School was an anchor for me when I was in a very desolate place in my life.”
Check out our recent newsletter with updates on the upcoming school year and highlights from the summer - https://mailchi.mp/breakfree-ed/sept2022
It's time to register for our October book club! We're focusing on DIG by A.S. King.
If you work at a school in a juvenile facility, enter to win a set of books from our partners at Freedom Reads.
http://ow.ly/sHHy50KCx6q
September is our speechwriting initiative, Unheard! Learn more and register: www.breakfree-ed.org/unheard
Eden Nelson tell us that when it comes to tech and security, we shouldn't be thinking "how can we lock a student down?" but "how can we keep them safe?" so that young people are still able to explore their passions in confinement. If you missed this conversation during , we've made it available for streaming wherever you listent to podcasts! https://spoti.fi/3vzKReH
may be over but you can still revisit our podcast archive! In this episode, Sharnette Sims gives us her two cents on the topic of safety vs. security in juvenile facilites. Listen and share to the podcast here: https://spoti.fi/3vzKReH
We all learn through our struggles and students in confinement who are working on a are no different! If you missed this conversation with Robert Alexander, you can listen to our Talks podcasts here: https://spoti.fi/3vzKReH
Did you miss out on our podcast episodes during ? Don't worry, we've got you covered.
Listen to Superintendent Henderson Lewis' experience of leading schools across New Orleans, and the importance of his identity as a Black man doing just that. https://spoti.fi/3vzKReH
🎉 🎉 Thank YOU for making such an incredible event! For the next few weeks, you can still access all of the podcasts, workshops, & live event recordings on our website www.breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza-content! You don't want to miss this opportunity! Check it out today!
Join us at 7pm EST tonight for a live event with spoken word artist and poet iCon Sibley! We will also host a Q&A with our week 1, day 5 workshop presenters! Register for to obtain the zoom link - https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Join us at 7pm EST tonight for a live event which will include some friendly competitions, live poetry, an Untalent show, and more! We will also host a Q&A with our week 1, day 4 workshop presenters! Register for to obtain the zoom link - https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Join us at 7pm EST tonight for a live event with poet and MaCarthur Genius Fellow, Dwayne Betts! We will also host a Q&A with our week 1, day 3 workshop presenters! Register for to obtain the zoom link - https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Join us at 7pm EST tonight for a live event with the author, public defender and professor at Georgetown Law Center, Kristin Henning! We will also host a Q&A with our week 1, day 2 workshop presenters! Register for to obtain the zoom link - https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Join us at 7pm EST tonight for a live event with professor of design at Stanford Education School and author of Hip Hop Genius: Remixing High School Education, Sam Seidel! We will also host a Q&A with our week 1, day 1 workshop presenters! Register for to obtain the zoom link - https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Join us next week for Week 2 with live events each evening at 7pm EST featuring keynote speakers, Q&A with workshop presenters from Week 1, and more! You don't want to miss it! Register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Are we doing people work or paperwork, asks Sharnette Sims? She also reminds us of the importance of taking care of ourselves to stay passionate about the work we do. Access this important conversation and all of our Talks episodes by registering now: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Join us for day 5 of to access these great workshops! It's not too late to register and access all five days of content! Register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Day 4 of features these amazing workshops! It's not too late to register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
What does it mean to create a training plan for teachers using in juvenile facilities? In this episode of Talks, we sit down with a group of tech gurus who give us practical solutions to many of the issues educators are faced with in the classroom. To access this special talk and more like it, register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Superintendent Henderson Lewis breaks down his equity-focused funding formula, how he does it with a decentralized school system, and how to maintain flexibility to truly meet the needs of all students. It's not too late to register and get access to this episode of Talks! https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Join us for day 3 of to access these phenomenal workshops! Register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Day 2 of features these amazing workshops! Register today for access at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Day 2, podcast 2! Learn how a construction project gave youth in confinement a sense of ownership — and how giving young people that autonomy gave a teacher insight on how to handle conflict. It's not too late to register and recieve access to all of our Talks episodes and live speakers: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Talks, our very first podcast is OUT! David Domenici tell us what kind of leadership he thinks is empowering for students in confinement and discusses how we all play a role in helping young people get the education they deserve — from administators to everyday people. Don't miss out on this special podcast series. Register now: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Today is the day! , a free online conference for educators is happening now thru May 6. Check out the on-demand binge-worthy PD workshops this week and the live events next week!
Register: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
It starts Monday!!!
, a FREE online conference for juvenile justice educators April 25 - May 6
15+ workshops
Podcasts
Live events
Free PD certificates
Prizes
and so much more...
Register Now: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
A student at Wilson Creek in MO told us that they weren't always motivated to try hard in school. Here's how they shifted their mindset.
Register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza to listen to our inpsiring student panel and for access to all of our Talks podcast episodes.
In this episode we ask Henderson Lewis why every superintendent should care about the education of youth in confinement this is what he said. As an educator for 25+ years, Lewis provides deep insight on how his work fits into the larger ongoing struggle to ensure that all students, particularly African-American kids growing up in the south, get the education they deserve.
You don't want to miss this Talks! Register here: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Register today for to access a live event with spoken word artist and poet iCon Sibley! Join us at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Finding the balance between allowing teachers and students to use technology in innovative ways and keeping students safe while online is a complex task. This workshop will discuss the 1:1 program at York High School located inside Cook County Jail in Chicago, IL. Access "Finding the Balance in a 1:1 Device Program" by Stephen Godfrey & Abraham Watson and more as part of ! Register today at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Robert Alexander, a construction worker turned teacher, tells us the story of how his students decided to build a . This episode of Talks is a fun and inspiring conversation that highlights how to give students more autonomy in creative ways. To access the podcast, make sure to register! https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Whether it be a discussion around race in social studies or a book club conversation that gets into themes of trauma, Strategies for Tough Conversations by Lab Education will share tips for managing those conversations in a healthy and effective way. Access this workshop and more as part of ! Register today at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Join us for an live event with the author, public defender and professor at Georgetown Law Center, Kristin Henning! Register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! We’re less than one week away from ! If you haven't registered, do so now at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
We can't wait to spotlight creative practices happening at schools inside of juvenile facilities across the country!
As the principal of Consuella B. York High School inside the Cook County Adult Jail in Chicago, IL, Sharnette Sims tells us how she builds culture in the workplace through calling people in vs. calling people out. In this Talks episode, Sharnette talks with David Domenici about the importance of being solution-oriented, and more!
To hear from other inspiring leaders like Sims, register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Tech gurus are the unsung heroes in juvenile facilites, making it easier for teachers and students to show up each day for class. In this episode of Talks, Scott Schult shares a simple idea that helps students take ownership of their education. Listen here to learn more on how technology is enhancing the classroom experience for students held in confinement.
Access more conversations like this by registering at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Join us for an live event with poet and MaCarthur Genius Fellow, Dwayne Betts! Register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Register today to join us for an live event with professor of design at Stanford Education School and author of Hip Hop Genius: Remixing High School Education, Sam Seidel! Register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Access the workshop "Stories with Style" by Elizabeth Norris & Ed Campos to learn about how a project based learning opportunity for system impacted youth in Kings County, California was developed and more as part of ! Register today at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
We're kicking off our Talks podcast with David Domenici. In this conversation he tells us what he believes is the number one ingredient to being a great teacher. What's yours?
Tune in to learn about David's roots in education and hear his thoughts on the important roles that various stakeholders play in system involved students' success.
To get access to this talk, register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
We're thrilled to share our calendar for our upcoming ! With a great lineup of on-demand presentations released each day, this conference is sure to make an impact! There's still time to register! https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! We’re two weeks away from ! For 2 weeks we'll be highlighting best practices for educators at juvenile justice facilities. From daily releases of on-demand workshops to live Q&A sessions, you won't want to miss this! Register now to receive updates! https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Have you registered for yet?
Week 1: On-demand, virtual workshops highlighting successful practices
Week 2: Live Q&A sessions
Come learn innovative practices and see how you can engage your students more effectively! https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Calling all educators! Join us for, , our online FREE PD event highlighting innovative and creative practices taking place in schools inside of secure juvenile facilities across the country. Register: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
FREE PD at your own pace? Look no further than our upcoming Edupalooza!
Daily pre-recorded workshops
Live Q&A Panels
Resource links
We've got you covered! Join us April 25-May 6
Register: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Last few days to enter our March Book Club lottery!
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Edupalooza is back!
Learn more about our FREE and virtual professional development conference and register here: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
We’re hosting a virtual gathering for you to learn more about our IRAA/Second Look Fellowship! If you're an IRAA grantee looking to advance your career or a nonprofit looking to support IRAA grantees, join to learn more!
Register here: https://bit.ly/337D6RI
Partners from The Sentencing Project, The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, and Neighbors for Justice will be present.
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Eden Nelson tell us that when it comes to tech and security, we shouldn't be thinking "how can we lock a student down?" but "how can we keep them safe?" so that young people are still able to explore their passions in confinement. If you missed this conversation during #Edupalooza, we've made it available for streaming wherever you listent to podcasts! https://spoti.fi/3vzKReH
#Edupalooza may be over but you can still revisit our podcast archive! In this episode, Sharnette Sims gives us her two cents on the topic of safety vs. security in juvenile facilites. Listen and share to the podcast here: https://spoti.fi/3vzKReH
We all learn through our struggles and students in confinement who are working on a #tinyhome are no different! If you missed this conversation with Robert Alexander, you can listen to our #Edupalooza Talks podcasts here: https://spoti.fi/3vzKReH
Did you miss out on our podcast episodes during #Edupalooza? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Listen to Superintendent Henderson Lewis' experience of leading schools across New Orleans, and the importance of his identity as a Black man doing just that. https://spoti.fi/3vzKReH
🎉 🎉 Thank YOU for making #Edupalooza such an incredible event! For the next few weeks, you can still access all of the podcasts, workshops, & live event recordings on our website www.breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza-content! You don't want to miss this opportunity! Check it out today!
Are we doing people work or paperwork, asks Sharnette Sims? She also reminds us of the importance of taking care of ourselves to stay passionate about the work we do. Access this important conversation and all of our #Edupalooza Talks episodes by registering now: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
What does it mean to create a training plan for teachers using #tech in juvenile facilities? In this episode of #Edupalooza Talks, we sit down with a group of tech gurus who give us practical solutions to many of the issues educators are faced with in the classroom. To access this special talk and more like it, register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
Superintendent Henderson Lewis breaks down his equity-focused funding formula, how he does it with a decentralized school system, and how to maintain flexibility to truly meet the needs of all students. It's not too late to register and get access to this episode of #Edupalooza Talks! https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Day 2, podcast 2! Learn how a #tinyhome construction project gave youth in confinement a sense of ownership — and how giving young people that autonomy gave a teacher insight on how to handle conflict. It's not too late to register and recieve access to all of our #Edupalooza Talks episodes and live speakers: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
#Edupalooza Talks, our very first podcast is OUT! David Domenici tell us what kind of leadership he thinks is empowering for students in confinement and discusses how we all play a role in helping young people get the education they deserve — from administators to everyday people. Don't miss out on this special podcast series. Register now: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza.
In this episode we ask Henderson Lewis why every superintendent should care about the education of youth in confinement this is what he said. As an educator for 25+ years, Lewis provides deep insight on how his work fits into the larger ongoing struggle to ensure that all students, particularly African-American kids growing up in the south, get the education they deserve. You don't want to miss this #Edupalooza Talks! Register here: https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
Robert Alexander, a construction worker turned teacher, tells us the story of how his students decided to build a #tinyhome. This episode of #Edupalooza Talks is a fun and inspiring conversation that highlights how to give students more autonomy in creative ways. To access the podcast, make sure to register! https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! We’re less than one week away from #Edupalooza! If you haven't registered, do so now at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza. We can't wait to spotlight creative practices happening at schools inside of juvenile facilities across the country!
As the principal of Consuella B. York High School inside the Cook County Adult Jail in Chicago, IL, Sharnette Sims tells us how she builds culture in the workplace through calling people in vs. calling people out. In this #Edupalooza Talks episode, Sharnette talks with David Domenici about the importance of being solution-oriented, and more! To hear from other inspiring leaders like Sims, register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
Tech gurus are the unsung heroes in juvenile facilites, making it easier for teachers and students to show up each day for class. In this episode of #Edupalooza Talks, Scott Schult shares a simple idea that helps students take ownership of their education. Listen here to learn more on how technology is enhancing the classroom experience for students held in confinement. Access more conversations like this by registering at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
We're kicking off our #Edupalooza Talks podcast with David Domenici. In this conversation he tells us what he believes is the number one ingredient to being a great teacher. What's yours? Tune in to learn about David's roots in education and hear his thoughts on the important roles that various stakeholders play in system involved students' success. To get access to this talk, register at https://breakfree-ed.org/edupalooza!
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