History
of the Wake Education Summit |
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| Wake Education Partnership worked to put the “public”
in “public education” through annual
education summits from 1998 through 2005. At each Summit, citizens and community
leaders had the opportunity to address a variety of education
topics. All of the feedback was shared with key decision-makers
at the Wake County Public School System and the Wake County
Board of Education, and much of the feedback directly
impacted key decisions by these groups. Over the years,
Summits also informed the work of community agencies, businesses
and other groups concerned with maintaining high quality in
our public schools. To read a review of past Wake Education
Summits, including topics addressed, actions proposed and
results, click on the years in the navigation bar above or follow the links below. |
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- Summit
VIII: “Journey to 2008: Successful Teachers, Successful
Students,” 2005
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- Summit
VII: “Journey to 2008: Planning, Process and Possibilities,”
2004
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- Summit
VI: “Many Voices, Smart Choices,” 2003
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| Wake Education Partnership was invited to present information about the Summit as a community engagement strategy at the 2004 Education Trust conference in Washington, D.C. Follow this link to download the PDF file for the PowerPoint handout
from the conference. |
