BPSADC’s Parents Summit Addresses Educational Achievement Gaps
The annual Parents Summit, hosted by Blacks for Political and Social Action of Dane County (BPSADC), brings together parents and community members to discuss the current state of education for Black students.
In Wisconsin, significant achievement gaps persist between white, Black, and other students of color. The summit aims to centralize discussions, gather community input, and explore potential solutions to address these disparities.
Parents voice their concerns on the current status of education for Black students.
- The summit features experts in education sharing their insights on the state of Black education outcomes.
- Community members and parents share their thoughts and concerns about the current education system.
- Potential solutions to address the achievement gaps are explored and discussed.
Author's summary: BPSADC's Parents Summit tackles educational gaps.
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