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Supporting Students in Alternative Education Settings

November 18 10:30am–12:00pm (PT)

As part of a series of WestEd-sponsored webinars related to education goals of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), Sarah Feldman, Senior Research Associate in WestEd's Innovation Studies program, will moderate a presentation on supporting students facing significant obstacles to completing their high school diploma—parenthood, financial constraints, incarceration, immigration, drug addiction and/or previous school failure. Presenters include Cami Anderson, Superintendent of Alternative High Schools and Programs for the New York City Department of Education (District 79), and Lucretia Murphy, Executive Director of the See Forever Foundation in Washington, D.C.

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