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Seattle Based Non-Profit Unveils New Logo and Brand Identity Designed To Give Students a Visual For Their Own Educational Success
Equal Opportunity Schools today reveals a brand new logo and overall style that perfectly illustrates the nonprofit’s commitment to providing students from all ethnic and financial backgrounds equal access to rigorous courses.
The sleek new logo features the shadow of a gender-neutral child victoriously standing on a pile of books with their hand raised to the sky. The image radiates success and determination—characteristics that EOS works to implement in each student, school, and district with whom they work.
Statement On The Swearing In Of Dr. Miguel Cardona As The United States Secretary Of Education
Yesterday, Vice President Kamala D. Harris swore in the twelfth United States Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel A. Cardona. We at Equal Opportunity Schools look forward to the approach that Dr. Cardona’s experience as a public school alumnus, parent, former educator, and school system leader will bring to our work in closing gaps for historically underserved students in advanced level classrooms across the U.S.
Equal Opportunity Schools Announces Free Monthlong Virtual Symposium Race, Equity & The Future of School to help Educators, School Leaders, Administrators and Equity Champions Build Community & Share Best Practices During Pandemic
Equal Opportunity Schools (EOS) today announced its free Virtual Symposium, Race, Equity & The Future of School, scheduled for March 1-31, 2021. The series of monthlong events, for EOS partners and the public, is designed to foster community—even more so during a pandemic—amongst educators, education leaders, thought partners, activists, community leaders, parents, and all who advocate on behalf of low-income and students of color.
Coffee Connection: Join Educators from around the County
Equal Opportunity Schools will host ‘Coffee Connections’ Monday March 1, 8, and 15 at 8 a.m. as part of the Virtual Symposium: Race, Equity and the Future of School programming. Join educators from around the country from the comfort of your home (office) or school! This virtual open space will be a way to connect, say good morning, and gear up for a month of learning together.
