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    Equity-focused leadership can transform intention into action

    By Ayesha Farag
    Categories: Collaboration, Equity, Leadership
    December 2024
    I recently attended the National Blue Ribbon Schools ceremony, where the U.S. Department of Education recognized 356 schools. One of those schools was Angier Elementary School from Newton (Massachusetts) Public Schools, where I am an assistant superintendent. Angier was recognized for its staff’s exemplary efforts in raising student achievement and closing achievement gaps. This school, like all of those honored at the ceremony, is dedicated to building environments where every student thrives, exemplifying what’s possible when growth, inclusivity, and high expectations for all guide school priorities. Supporting all students to learn and grow is central to our work as educators. We are entrusted with ensuring every child receives a high-quality education that delivers the knowledge, skills, and experiences needed for fulfilling personal and professional futures.

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    Ayesha Farag is Assistant Superintendent for Elementary Education in Newton Public Schools in Massachusetts, a coach of the Learning Forward Academy Class of 2026, and a graduate of the Learning Forward Academy Class of 2021.


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