The Latino Education Advocacy Directors (LEAD) Coalition is a group of leading education advocacy organizations committed to improving Latino academic outcomes and opportunities in New York State.
Advocacy Planning Committee
The Advocacy Planning Committee (APC) is a group of LEAD Coalition members, hand selected for a grant opportunity to work together to develop strategies, plan initiatives, and coordinate advocacy efforts on behalf of Latino students in the public education system. The APC serves as a resource in developing advocacy strategies for coalition policy priorities, research projects, and events.
Advocacy Planning Committee Member of the Month : Internationals Network
Internationals Network transforms education for immigrant and refugee multilingual learners by helping schools and districts better serve those students. Internationals has developed a comprehensive approach to the education of immigrant and refugee MLLs and broadened their impact by sharing proven best practices and influencing policy for MLLs. Internationals designs new schools, coaches leaders, teachers, and school staff, and provides access to a collaborative, robust network of support and learning for those who work with us. In the world of education reform, Internationals Network has become a leading voice in the education of immigrant and refugee multilingual learners across NYC and beyond.
Get Involved in your child’s education and cope with Remote Learning
Studies demonstrate that the more involved parents are in their children’s learning, the more their kids will benefit academically. You can do a lot to help your child’s performance, from talking with your children about their school work to monitoring their school progress and communicating with teachers and other school staff.
COVID-19 has taken an unprecedented toll on our education system. To better cope with the effects of distance learning while the pandemic is ongoing, we created a list of resources for students, parents and educators.
