Members - ESSA Accountability Advisory Committee
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The document lists the names and organizations of members who attended the ESSA Accountability Advisory Committee meeting on November 18, 2016. There were over 70 people in attendance representing various educational organizations across Minnesota, including teachers unions, charter school associations, school administrator associations, civil rights organizations, and state education agencies.
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- 1. ESSA Accountability Advisory Committee November 18, 2016 Name and Organization Alida Abdullah African American Leadership Forum (AALF) David Adney Minnesota Association of Secondary School Principals Gary Amoroso Minnesota Association of School Administrators Kris Amundson Amundson Strategies, LLC Roger Aronson Minnesota Association of Secondary School Principals and Minnesota Elementary Principals Association Jim Bartholomew Minnesota Business Partnerships Tim Bell Minnesota Elementary School Principal's Association Steven Belton Minneapolis Urban League Michelle Benegas Minnesota Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages David Bernard Minneapolis Public Schools Crystal Brakke Teach for America Susan Burris Service Cooperative Malik Bush Center for School Change Grayson Carr Minnesota Alliance with Youth Nkem Chirpich African American Leadership Forum Mary Clarkson Minnesota Administrators for Special Education Sarah Davis Legal Rights Center Madaline Edison Educators 4 Excellence - Minnesota Bette Erickson Center for Learning Disabilities Denise Fale National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Julia Freeman Voices for Racial Justice
- 2. Latasha Gandy Students for Education Reform Lisa Gregoire SW/WC Service Cooperative Lowell Haagenson Regional Centers of Excellence Rod Haenke Instructional Designs, Inc., Charter Authorizers Sia Her Council on Asian Pacific Minnesotans Anthony Hernandez Educators 4 Excellence - Minnesota Tricia Hughes Robbinsdale Area Schools Henry Jimenez Minnesota Council on Latino Affairs LeAnne Johnson University of Minnesota Krista Kaput Education Evolving Kory Kath Eagle Lake Elementary School Gayle Kelly Minnesota Head Start Association Allison Knoph Nekima Levy-Pounds National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Jessica Lipa Minnesota Association of Career and Technical Administrators Brad Lundell Schools for Equity in Education Jody Manning PACER Center Jonathan May Generation Next Ed McDonald Council on Black Minnesotans Barb McMorris University of Minnesota Scott Meyers St. Louis Park Yusef Mgeni St. Paul NAACP and Minnesota-Dakota NAACP Donna Minter Minnesota Peacebuilding Leadership Institute Martha Moriarty Learning Disabilities Association Cathy Nathan Minnesota Parent Teacher Student Association Fred Nolan Minnesota Rural Education Association Bondo Nyembwe Academia Cesar Chavez Charter School
- 3. Mary Overlie TrekNorth Jon Peterson MINNESOTA Association of International Baccalaureate World Schools Marika Pfefferkorn MNEEP / Minnesota Black Male Achievement Network Eugene Piccolo Minnesota Association of Charter Schools Brandon Rettke Education Minnesota Steven Rippe Designs for Learning Andrea Roethke MinnCAN Kirk Schneidawind Minnesota School Boards Association (MSBA) Craig Schoenecker Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Deborah Seelinger Minnesota PTA Jim Sheehan Educational Research and John Baylor Prep Tony Simmons High School for Recording Arts Cliff Skagen Minnesota Association of Alternative Programs Murray Smart Minnesota School Counselors Association Katie Stennes ISAIAH Education Equity Team Stacey Stout Minnesota Chamber of Commerce Beth Tepper Tribal Nations Education Committee Lupe Thornhill Minnesota Youth Council Student Advisory Board Angela Vang Minnesota Youth Council Student Advisory Board John Vento Association of Metropolitan School Districts Bharti Wahi Ed of Minnesota Children's Defense Fund Bob Wedl Education Evolving Craig Wignes Minnesota Association of Alternative Programs (MAAP) Melissa Wiklund State of Minnesota Paul Winkelaar Education Minnesota Erika Yoney Minnesota Department of Health