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Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Teaching Tuesday: Rethinking Schools and Jonathan Kozol

Rethinking Schools is having a 20th anniversary party with Jonathan Kozol next month. RS is probably the leading progressive school reform organization in the country, with a fantastic magazine, outstanding publications, and an unflagging dedication to authentic learning experiences for children. You may recall that I relied on them heavily for my series on small school reform earlier this year. I will be at this fundraiser. I hope you can make it, too.
Twenty years ago, a group of Milwaukee-area teachers had a vision. They wanted to improve education in their own classrooms and schools and reform the public school system in the United States.

Today that vision is embodied in Rethinking Schools.

We are proud to celebrate 20 years of
• Covering issues of urban education and race
• Addressing key education policy issues
• Publishing groundbreaking education materials
• Fighting for justice and equality in our classrooms and the world

Join author Jonathan Kozol* and Rethinking Schools Editors for the
20th Anniversary Rethinking Schools Fundraiser

Cocktail & Appetizer Reception, 4:00-6:30 PM
Sunday November 13, 2005
2225 North Lake Drive
$50 per person


* Jonathan Kozol is the National Book Award-winning author of Death at an Early Age, Savage Inequalities, and Amazing Grace. He has worked with children in inner-city schools for more than 40 years. His newest book, Shame of the Nation: Restoration of Apartheid Schooling in America has already drawn national praise and attention from the New York Times and Harper's Magazine, among others. Copies of Shame of the Nation will be available for sale at the event along with many Rethinking Schools publications.

Help us continue the important work of Rethinking Schools another 20 years: Please consider co-sponsoring the event! Contact us for more details.

For more information please call or email us: 414-964-9646 or SupportRethinkingSchools@gmail.com

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