Every child deserves a quality public education. Too many children, particularly African American, other minorities, and underprivileged people from all groups have been subjected to lesser educational opportunities leading to lesser opportunities for success in their personal and professional lives. We must continue the fight to eliminate the severe racial inequities that continue to plague our education system.
A PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT - POWER is organizing and mobilizing members of the Pennsylvania faith community to confront widespread, systemic and educational inequality in Philadelphia and throughout the state. POWER believes that all children deserve great schools, regardless of race, ethnicity or income.
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Two significant grant programs are available that will provide financial relief to Chester County families requiring childcare services and to childcare providers that have experienced costs related to COVID-19 protection measures. The funds are managed by the Chester County Intermediate Unit (CCIU).
Seba Enrichment Academy provides all youth, teens and adults a place to learn about, experience and gain a deeper understanding of African & African American History & Culture.
"BLACK HISTORY IS AMERICAN HISTORY"
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Collegium Charter School
West Chester Area School District
Downingtown Area School District
Downingtown Area School District
West Chester Area School District
Downingtown Area School District
West Chester Area School District
West Chester Area School District
Chester County Intermediate Unit
Chester County Intermediate Unit
Office of Educational Technology - Dept. of Ed.
Chester County Intermediate Unit
Office of Educational Technology - Dept. of Ed.
Office of Educational Technology - Dept. of Ed.
Office of Educational Technology - Dept. of Ed.
Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER)
Eleven school districts in Chester County will receive more than $2.1 million in Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds, part of a $49.8 million statewide program, will help school districts with costs related to the COVID pandemic. Funds were approved by the Pennsylvania School Safety and Security Committee.
