Education in Fall 2021: Where Do We Go From Here?

"Education in Fall 2021: Where Do We Go From Here?" YANA Panel
Current Challenges Facing Educational Institutions

This is a conversation you must be a part of.

If you thought last year was tough for education, wait until you hear what many educational institution leaders are facing this year with student and family mental health issues, under-vaccinated populations and break-through infections, staff shortages, and the real consequences of quarantine policies.

Our panelists cover all parts of the education spectrum: from the heavily-resourced Ivy-League world of Yale, to under-resourced community colleges and a K-12 college-prep charter school serving primarily economically disadvantaged scholars, to an urban public school district of 20,000+ students, 80% of whom come from families within a small range of the federal poverty line.

Join us for this incredibly important conversation reflecting the current state of and disparities within education in our country.

SPEAKERS
Jeremy Chiappetta SOM ’02, CEOBlackstone Valley Prep, K-12 |
Meghan Hughes '88, PresidentCommunity College of Rhode Island
Pericles Lewis, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs & VP for Global Strategy, Yale University 
Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, SuperintendentHartford Public Schools
Seth Zimmerman (moderator),  Associate Professor of Economics and Public Finance, Yale School of Management

Join us for compelling discussions about best practices, trends, and careers in the social impact space.

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