We have allotted time for questions during a Q&A segment. All questions will be fielded using the Chat Feature. We encourage you to post your questions as they arise, and we will answer them live in the chat or at the end, during the Q&A segment.

The recording and slides will be shared with all registrants at http://links.aasa.org/recordings.

Hi, All, AASA will send out the recording from this webinar (edited for the time when Dr. Darling-Hammond's connectivity was spotty) and all the slides. We appreciate your being here to learn and grow!

http://links.aasa.org/recordings.

Love all the focus on student enjoyment, and enrichment with partnerships in the community and student and family voice. Students can learn and have fun. This is great!

Yes, I agree. Engagement is key!

This is wonderful and student focused

You may download this PowerPoint presentation at http://links.aasa.org/apr6-handout

If you all are looking for culturally sustaining extracurricular programs check out reconstruction.us they have provided amazing programs to Oakland youth.

Dr. Greene your district’s summer programs are exciting. Not only for summer, but hopefully funding could allow similar programs during the school year. Kudos to you and all in the district!

IMPRESSIVE!

Yes schooling BY and FOR the people…no more paternalistic and technocratic approaches to educating minoritized communities!

Arts of all forms in education are essential.

Thank you for this strong webinar. All the speakers shared important information and it weaves together well for a complete picture of what is needed in education, not only during the summer. Thanks for all you do.

Please join us in two weeks for the next webinar from Learning Policy Institute and AASA!

links.aasa.org/apr20webinar

April 20 http://links.aasa.org/apr20webinar

Thank you all for sharing.