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Newest Member Appointed to Future Ready Schools Advisory Board

By Jacquie Paul
Communications Specialist
01/19/2021 at 11:02 AM

Jessica Gomez was appointed to the Future Ready Schools® (FRS) Advisory Board, the nation’s largest network of innovative educational leaders focusing on equity and digital learning. In this role, Mrs. Gomez will be collaborating with leaders from across the country.

“Serving as an advisor on Future Ready School’s Principal Advisor Strand has allowed me to not only share my experience, my story, and resources with other leaders, but even more important, it allows me to continue to grow as a leader and learn and connect with so many amazing leaders from across the country,” said Jessica Gomez, Principal of Alice Birney Elementary in Colton Joint Unified School District.

FRS is a project of All4Ed, a nonprofit bipartisan policy organization based in Washington, DC. FRS supports thousands of school districts and schools across the country to implement student-centered learning strategies that target existing inequities, remedy disparities in in-school and out-of-school technology access, and use technology to create equitable learning opportunities for all students.

FRS helps innovative educators ensure that each student graduates from high school with the agency, passion, and skills to be productive, successful, and responsible members of society. Through FRS’s tools and resources, district and school leaders collaborate to advance evidence-based practices and create rigorous and engaging student-centered learning environments. For more information, visit https://futureready.org/.

“In the midst of COVID-19, educators are called to do the extraordinary. The academic and socioemotional stresses on students and teachers are epic. The work of Future Ready Schools® to implement student-centered learning strategies has never been more important,” said Deb Delisle, President and CEO of All4Ed. “We are grateful to have the leadership and expertise of Jessica Gomez as we support districts across the country in rising to meet the demands of these extraordinary times.”

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