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Do you know a leader/advocate……whose passion and will to support children and families of color is inspiring?…whose committed and courageous approach advances equitable outcomes?Please nominate that individual for the:2013-2014George A.ColemanExcellence in Equity AwardSponsored by the State Education Resource Center & the CT Parent Information and Resource CenterCongratulations to OurFirst Winner!SERC created this award to honor and highlight thedemonstration of extraordinary acts of commitment andcourage to ensure all students, especially culturally andlinguistically diverse students, are valued and respected intheir schooling experience.Award recipients will be selected based upon their steadfastand unwavering action regarding equity:George A. Coleman (right)with winner Erik ClemonsErik Clemons, Executive Director andPresident of the Connecticut Center forArts and Technology (ConnCAT) in NewHaven, received the very first George A.Coleman Award on April 11, 2013.George A. Coleman, Connecticut’s formeracting commissioner of education forwhom the award was named, presentedClemons with the 2012-2013 awardat SERC’s Y.E.S. for Diversity: YouthEmpowerment Summit.• Advocating for children and families of color;• Informing and galvanizing individuals and coalitions towardequitable action;• Risk-taking in conversation and action regarding issues ofequity for racially and culturally diverse groups;• Engaging the diverse needs of members of an educationcommunity and reconciling them toward a shared vision;• Serving as a catalyst for exchange of information that affectsthinking and effects conviction on matters of equity.For more information on how to nominate someonefor the George A. Coleman Award:www.ctserc.org/equityor contact Gerald M. Hairston, Consultant,SERC, (860) 632-1485, ext. 374,or hairston@ctserc.orgNomination Deadline:Monday, October 21, 201310
Do you know a parent...who has made positive changes in his orher child’s school or community? Who setsan example through his or her personalinvolvement to make a difference?Nominate a parent for the…2013 PARENTALINVOLVEMENTRecognition AwardJennifer Moncuse of Enfield, CT (second from right),one of our 2012 award winners, with friends and familyNomination Deadline:Monday, October 21, 2013In honor of National Parental Involvement DayThursday, November 21, 2013The State Education Resource Center (SERC) and the CT Parent Information and Resource Center(CT PIRC) recognize National Parental Involvement Day by honoring and highlighting exemplars ofparental involvement in schools and community organizations.Award recipients are selected based on:• Active involvement in their child’s/children’s school and/or community;• Support of their local school and contributions to high-quality education for all children;• Evidence of their ability to make a difference in their local school and/or community; and• Dedication and advocacy to ensure equity for all parents and their children.For further details about the award celebration at SERC and the necessary forms for nominations,please visit www.ctpirc.orgor contact:David R. Grice, Ph.D., ConsultantSERC/CT PIRC25 Industrial Park Road, Middletown, CT 06457(860) 632-1485, ext. 343, or grice@ctserc.orgwww.ctpirc.orgConnecticut Parent Information and Resource Center11
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