STRENGTHENING OUR DIVERSE MULTICULTURAL SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES
- Are the demographics of your community changing?
- Do you hear concerns that diversity lowers school achievement?
- Are families disconnected from school and from each other?
Eileen Kugler can help you face these challenges and build a strong vibrant community, within the school walls and beyond. Eileen brings unique credentials – the savvy professional skills of an honored communications expert coupled with more than a decade as a parent leader in one of the nation’s most diverse schools.
It’s time to break through the myth-perceptions about diversity!
Students who go to school with peers from different races, cultures, and economic groups learn 21st Century Skills:
- They think more deeply and question more.
- They are better problem solvers.
- They know how to work in diverse teams.
- They recognize different strengths in their peers.
Our diverse communities are vibrant and strong
- Diverse neighbors bring new insights and perspectives.
- We all benefit from a broader range of skills.
- We can grow beyond our own experiences.
Contact Eileen today for:
- Inspiring keynotes
- Engaging content-rich workshops
- Comprehensive consulting
“Thank you for your passion, your commitment to kids, to schools, to partnerships, to community participation, and most importantly, to diversity. Everyone walked away from the meeting refreshed and challenged.”
-Sue Ferguson, Chair National Coalition for Parent Involvement in Education.
Discover the most effective strategies for transforming your school or neighborhood into the place you want it to be! Contact Eileen today!
“eloquent and inspiring”American School Boards Journal
Debunking the Middle-Class Myth: Why Diverse Schools Are Good for All Kids is changing the dialogue about diversity. Required reading in schools, universities, and community gatherings, it earned two national Book of the Year awards – from The National Association for Multicultural Education and from Delta Kappa Gamma International, the women educators’ honor society active in 14 countries. Read excerpts and reviews.