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Remembering Hayes Mizell

By Learning Forward | October 19, 2022

The Learning Forward family is deeply saddened by the passing of Melvin Hayes Mizell on Sept. 26, 2022. He is a legend in our organization and our field – a […]

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Looking at the work ahead: Priorities for Learning Forward

By Frederick Brown | July 1, 2022

Today marks my first day as Learning Forward’s President and CEO. I’m honored to serve in this role and fully recognize the importance of this position as we collectively work […]

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Inspiration to lean into the important work of professional learning

By Melinda George | February 9, 2022

“It is critical that every educator has access to high-quality professional learning opportunities and resources like those from Learning Forward.” – U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona, Learning Forward 2021 […]

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Learning Forward CEO | President Denise Glyn Borders Will Retire in June 2022

By Learning Forward | February 4, 2022

Dallas, TX – February 5, 2022 Contact: Joel Reynolds (joel.reynolds@learningforward.org) Today the Learning Forward Board of Trustees shared the following statement upon the retirement of Denise Glyn Borders: It is […]

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Thank you, teachers! From the Learning Forward community

By Ariel Durham | May 2, 2021

Our community of education leaders knows firsthand about teachers’ relentless dedication to students this year. Thus, we invited members of our community to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week with us by […]

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American Recovery Act passed by the U.S. Senate

By Melinda George | March 10, 2021

As of this writing, the American Recovery Act has been passed by the U.S. Senate and it is on its way to the House to be passed as revised by […]

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