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Why NC superintendents went to Wales to learn about community schools by Melanie Shaver Editor’s note: The author was recently part of a group that traveled to Wales to learn about community schools. The follow article documents her journey and reflections throughout the trip. Here is more information about the trip and the delegation....
Editor’s note: The author was recently part of a group that traveled to Wales to learn about community schools. The follow article documents her journey and reflections throughout the trip. Here is more information about the trip and the delegation. Alongside fellow eastern North Carolina superintendents and staff from East Carolina University, I have been in Wales for a learning exchange focused on community schools.
“As I walk through the halls of our schools, I imagine if these walls could talk. If they could tell the story of the people, of the pride, that flowed through these hallways for generations. That’s the legacy we are inheriting. So, this is my question. What are we going to do with it?” Keith Parker, superintendent of Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Public Schools Abel wants to be a pilot. Or a pastor. Or an opera singer. Or all of the above.
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