Equity in Education Atlanta

Today’s election is bigger than politics. It’s about the systems that shape our students’ daily lives.

From school boards to state leadership, judicial races, and ballot questions, the decisions made today can impact education funding, school safety, student support, curriculum, family resources, and how equity shows up in real communities.

Equity in Education is not here to tell you who to vote for. We’re here to remind you that informed communities create stronger schools.

Polls are open in Georgia from 7 AM to 7 PM.

Check your ballot. Know your polling place. Make your voice heard!

Because when we understand what’s on the ballot, we are better equipped to advocate for every student!

Today’s election is bigger than politics. It’s about the systems that shape our students’ daily lives.

From school boards to state leadership, judicial races, and ballot questions, the decisions made today can impact education funding, school safety, student support, curriculum, family resources, and how equity shows up in real communities.

Equity in Education is not here to tell you who to vote for. We’re here to remind you that informed communities create stronger schools.

Polls are open in Georgia from 7 AM to 7 PM.

Check your ballot. Know your polling place. Make your voice heard.

Because when we understand what’s on the ballot, we are better equipped to advocate for every student!

Equity in Education has been awarded a partnership grant from the R. Howard Dobbs, Jr. Foundation to help expand AP access and strengthen college and career readiness across APS!

This partnership moves us closer to a future where opportunity is not limited by access.

Because when policy changes, possibilities change!

Happy Mother’s Day from Equity in Education. 💛Today, we honor mothers, mother figures, and nurturers. Thank you for the guidance that continues to shape generations.

APS Board Meeting Recap 🔔
What happened at the latest APS Board Meeting? Swipe through for key updates on funding, student services, gifted programs, and district planning.

Reminder: APSBOE meetings are held the first Monday of each month during the school year and streamed live.

🔔Stay involved. Stay informed.

Parent Power Hour 💻 Virtual Town Hall
As REAL and as raw as this video!
REAL TALK: 🗣️Bring your questions, concerns, and ideas. Share what APS families are facing, hear what’s possible, and help shape what comes next.
✨Special Guest✨APS Board Member, Alfred Brooks.
REGISTER TO ATTEND — THEN LOG ON TOMORROW- THURSDAY, APRIL 23RD AT 6:30 PM

🔗Link in Bio 🔗
https://www.mobilize.us/equityineducation/event/930840/

Your APS Board members want to hear from you.
•Thursday, April 23 | 6:30 PM
💻 Virtual Town Hall

Let’s talk about what’s behind APS numbers, what still needs to change, and how policy can help move our schools forward.
Special Guest: Alfred Brooks — APS Board Member & Policy Committee Chair.

Join Equity in Education for Parent Power Hour
Ask questions. Stay informed. Speak Up!

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Good News & Even Better News ! It’s time for the next Parent Power Hour • 💻 Virtual Town Hall• 📅 Thursday, April 23 | 6:30 PM •
Special Guest: Alfred Brooks, APS Board Member & Policy Committee Chair.

It’s real conversation between the community & APS leaders. Ask questions. Connect. Voice concerns & Stay engaged.
Let’s talk about what’s behind the numbers, and what still needs to change!
Register today!

THURSDAY ! What happens at the school board impacts every student, every family, every community.
Be in the room.
Atlanta Public Schools Board Meeting
Thursday, April 2 at 6:00 PM

Sign in for public comment. Your voice matters.