Backpack Coalition Reimagines Its Weekend Meal Program By Danielle Nadler In the past nine months, the Loudoun Education Foundation has undergone some pretty significant changes. It was almost a year ago that Dawn Meyer, then LEF’s Executive Director, came to me, then the Director of Communications, and said that it was time to build the […]
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K-12 Computer Science Pipeline: An Investment in Students and Business
The K-12 Computer Science Pipeline in Loudoun County Public Schools is answering the tech industry’s call for a qualified workforce.
A Step Toward Diversifying Loudoun’s Teacher Workforce
This month, the Loudoun Education Foundation announces its newest scholarship, the Diversifying the Teacher Workforce Scholarship.
Community Schools Initiative: A ‘Game-Changer’ for Loudoun County Students
“If we close the opportunity gap, the achievement gap will take care of itself,” said Sugarland Elementary Principal Gail Brady. Partner with LEF to close the opportunity gap for students.
Join Us in Creating Life-Changing Stories for Students and Teachers
We’re kicking off our LEF LIFTS giving campaign to raise support for students and teachers. Let’s celebrate all that makes Loudoun a place we love to call home.
New Training Equips LCPS Teachers to Recognize Psychological Distress Among Students
New Training Equips LCPS Teachers to Recognize Psychological Distress Among Students By Danielle Nadler Now that we’re a few weeks into the school year, most parents are likely feeling some relief about getting students back into schools. But it may not be all high-fives at bus stops and skipping down school hallways. Many parents are […]
The Upside of Taking on a Student Intern (or Two) This Summer
Educators in Loudoun County and Chesapeake are working to place 150 students in internships by the end of this summer.
The Key to Supporting, Retaining a Diverse Teaching Staff
The Key to Supporting, Retaining New Educators of Color Written By: Danielle Nadler The American education system underwent a historic shift just six years ago. During the 2014-2015 academic year, the majority of public school students were, for the first time, no longer white. And this majority-minority shift has continued to progress since. Studies predict that by 2029 students of color will make […]