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What's New
- MIP Blog. The blog is a rolling list of resources and links members of CCSF's MIP community might find useful. Check it out at http://ccsfmip.wordpress.com/. If you are aware of other resources or anything else that should be here, let us know and we'll link to them. We encourage you to comment about what's helpful (or not); help us make this an increasingly valuable resource for our community!
- First Annual MIP Retreat!
Friday, August 19th - Sunday August 20th
MIP participants will join together at the Vallambrosa Retreat and Conference Center for a weekend of learning, collaboration and comraderie.
- ZNet Commentary: Don't Know Much About (Black) History
by Tim Wise
Philadelphia is the first American city to require thath high school students pass a course in African American history for graduation, which has been met with uproar from white students and parents. Think it wouldn't happen in San Francisco? Think again...
- Diversity Appraisal Report
Good news and bad news
Diversity, like many of the high goals to which organizations
aspire, is as difficult to achieve as it is rich and rewarding
to experience. Its an ever-evolving but fine and necessary
cause.
- Newsletter
From the California Community College Chancellor's Office
Family
and Consumer Science Collaborative Grant (#04-160)
Emphasizing and promoting our interconnection to one another
is essential to our efforts to renew the commitment necessary
to build a more dynamic, accessible, and effective community
college system.
- Assessment of
Diversity in America's Teaching Force
Presented by the National Collaborative on Diversity
in the Teaching Force
In late 2001, Congress passed the reauthorization of the
Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), also known
as the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). The goal of this
legislation is to improve the academic performance of all
students, while simultaneously closing achievement gaps
that persist between students from different ethnic groups
and economic backgrounds.
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