Thank you to everyone who supported our “Give with Bing” campaign. With your help, we reached a campaign total of nearly 1.182 million points, which converts to dollars that will help EOS continue our #educationequity work helping place low-income and students of color in advanced level classes. From all of us at EOS, thank you!
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Seattle, WA – December 15, 2020 – Equal Opportunity Schools (EOS) today announced it is a recipient of Microsoft Corp.’s Nonprofit Tech Acceleration (NTA) program for Black and African American communities. The Seattle-based nonprofit is one of the organizations selected for support of its digital transformation initiatives. In partnership with more than 600 schools nationwide, EOS helps ensure that students of color and low-income students have equitable access to rigorous high school programming to be poised for success after graduation.
Equal Opportunity Schools is featured on X4Impact and is aligned to the UN SDG #4 Quality Education and UN SDG #10 Reduced Inequality.
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Seattle, WA – Today, Equal Opportunity Schools, a Seattle-based national nonprofit announced that Joanne Harrell (former CEO of United Way of King County and Microsoft’s current Senior Director of U.S. Citizenship and Market Development) of Seattle, WA and Eric Weaver (formerly of Intel Corporation and currently Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer at the Universities Space Research Association) of Columbia, MD have officially joined the Equal Opportunity Schools Board of Directors. Their 3-year terms began August 2020 and end September 2023.
