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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seems like basically an infomercial for Kindred.[/quote] I thought there were a few red flags here too. I mean, generally speaking, I think that this is an important conversation to be had in DC schools, and can lead to greater interaction among different demographics at schools. Kindred is probably, for the most part, a good thing for these schools. But I agree it felt a bit like an infomercial. Are there any other programs happening in DC doing similar work? Have any PTA's or Schools accomplished similar programs without an organization like Kindred? What are Kindred's political motivations? Where does their funding come from? For a new organization, the article felt like it was doing a lot of praising and not a lot of critical questioning. I am sure they have had some challenges and have room for improvement- most organizations do. So where is the alternative side of this story?[/quote] Great points. Also, circle back with Kindred schools and see if any changes were lasting. Or were they just swamped by gentrification anyway?[/quote]
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