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Organizing for Educational Excellence Institute
Instructional Excellence. All schools. All children
The purpose of the institute is to equip parents and community leaders with the skills and knowledge to insure that all children in our communities receive high quality instruction. The institute brings parent and community leaders together with educators and policy makers to share knowledge about improving academic instruction in schools serving low-income children.
 The Education Institute is a joint project of PICO National Network and ACORN with financial support from the Carnegie Corporation, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Coleman Foundation, Edward W. Hazen Foundation, Ford Foundation, Hyams Foundation, William & Flora Hewlett Foundation and William Penn Foundation.
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Resource Materials
Presentations
- Vicki Phillips, Superintendent, Portland Public Schools. District Change.
- Vicki Phillips, Superintendent, Portland Public Schools. Measuring results of District Change.
- Deanna Burney, Annenberg Institute and Carlton Jordan, Education Trust. Beyond Islands of Excellence.
- Jeannie Oakes, UCLA Institute for Democracy, Education & Access. Why Organize for Educational Excellence.
- Jeannie Oakes, UCLA Institute for Democracy, Education & Access. The Teacher Quality System.
- Stephen B. Frank. Education Resource Strategies. Strategic Use of Resources for Instructional Excellence.
Selected Readings
Education Institute 2005
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