Author Archives: Anna


Anna

My name is Anna Faulkner. I am an eighth grader at LREI. I am focusing on education inequality. I chose this topic because I realize we have such amazing opportunities and we must share out opportunities with those who do not have access to good education.

Education Inequality

Renee Shau

Renee Shaw works at a Public School in Arlington, Virginia. Just a year after their school was renovated in 2004, they were already short on [...]
Education Inequality

Albany

Our bus left 1 Metro Tech Brooklyn at 6:30am and headed up through the Bronx making stops along the way to pick up other people. After a bri [...]
Education Inequality

Parents Meeting

School around the 5 boroughs are getting parts of their education taken away in different ways. Some parents send their kids to a school tha [...]
Education Inequality

Breakfast With Santa

Breakfast with Santa was a very informative event where we went to St. Brigid School and helped at a holiday bash. There was food that Ryann [...]
Education Inequality

Jump Start Breakfast

Jump Start is an organization that goes into preschools and assists in the class room. Collage students are the only ones who actually go in [...]
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PS 98

We went out to PS 98 on Monday December 14. The event we were going to attend (DEER) was canceled so we did other stuff around the school. W [...]
Education Inequality

The Go Project

The Go Project is an organization that tutors children that are behind in school. They tutor over 600 children across four sites. The starte [...]
Education Inequality

Maria Bautista, Alliance for Quality Education

Today we met with Maria from the Alliance for Quality Education. They work on getting the government to give Public Schools the funding they [...]
Education Inequality

Halee Sage, Teach for America

In your meeting with Halee Sage we discussed a Public School she worked at for two years in Baltimore. She was working in a very small class [...]
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Beyond Measure

Beyond Measure was a very informative film that really made me realize how unfair it was to judge students based off one test. We are so luc [...]
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Waiting For Superman

Waiting For Superman was a very interesting movie which made us realize that Charter Schools were an option. I was surprised how hard it was [...]

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