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Recent Posts
RIISE Feature with Insight Into Diversity
We are honored to be part of the inaugural issue of Insight Into Diversity! Read more here. RIISE knows the critical role parents play in the overall success of our children of color in schools. Our independent schools offer tremendous opportunities to excel yet present real challenges with equity, inclusion, and diversity. Public and charter schools […]
RIISE Newsletter – Parents The Time Is Now
Can’t say it enough, parent engagement is critical! There are infinite ways to engage as a parent. And, engage we must! There is too much going on in the world and in our schools not to be. In fact, it is borderline negligence to be absent from our elite school communities. We have to be aware and […]
A Cautionary Tale of Two Classrooms
Over 50 years ago, Chief Justice, Thurgood Marshall delivered the opinion of the Court with Brown v. Board of Education, stating “We conclude that in the field of public education the doctrine of ‘separate but equal’ has no place. Separate educational facilities are inherently unequal. . .” To this day, racial balance is not […]
