As Minneapolis Public Schools releases three concrete Transformation options that could shift school boundaries for 14% of students, columnist Khulia F. Pringle urges Black families to engage now, before the Oct. 16 feedback window closes.
Khulia F. Pringle
Khulia F. Pringle, M.A., is founder and executive director of S.T.A.N.D. Up Minnesota Parents United, commissioner on the Saint Paul Recovery Act Commission on Reparations, and co-chair of the Minnesota Literacy Coalition.
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Parent Power: After families show up
As Minneapolis Public Schools moves through its Transformation process, columnist Khulia F. Pringle argues that engaging families isn’t the same as showing them their voices actually shaped the outcome.
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Why parent voice is Minnesota’s most underutilized education resource
Khulia F. Pringle launches a new monthly column, Parent Power, arguing that Minnesota schools treat parents as an afterthought instead of the education system’s most underused resource.