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“Education Leaders are in charge of the safety of hundreds, sometimes thousands of children. This is a harrowing task that many look upon as an honor, duty, and pleasure.”
Dr. Ri’Cha ri Sancho, Implementing K-12 Civil Leadership: An Education Leader’s Guide to Fostering Education-Community Partnerships.

K-12 Civil Leadership™ (K-12CVL) assists education and organization leaders in building connections to improve student interactions. This book explains the origins of K-12 CVL, gives leaders tools to develop a small-scale Social Action Plan, and teaches appropriate assessment methods needed to implement larger interventions through community partnerships. Leaders are provided research to support steps of the implementation processes and charts to complete as exercises and reflection. Demands of a changing U.S. demographic, fluctuating economics, and diminishing health challenges that create disparity have become new territory for many education and organization leaders. K-12 CVL aids leaders in yielding this uncertainty by hosting partnerships for student families towards a sustainable future. A portion of the proceeds (10%) is donated to LSN KIDS, our sister youth non-profit for cultivating cultural intelligence in K-12 students since 2007.
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Corporal Freddie Stowers: A Memoir, Familial Past & Present by Tonnie Stowers Jackson

Read the enthralling story of efforts to restore a felled marker erected in honor of Corporal Stowers (the 1st African American to be awarded the Medal of Honor for WWI). Written by one of last surviving nieces of Corporal Stowers, this story meets traditional measures of prejudice with the dedication of one family and community to overcome them. Tonnie Stowers Jackson, also known as “The Senior Word Artist,” recounts the events from Cpl. Stowers’ past to the present that make the collaboration of his family and community members an Inspiring Story. View images from the Familial Archives of the Stowers Family and read information that may be missing from usual stories about Stowers, from the perspective of relatives. A portion of the proceeds (10%) is donated to LSN KIDS, our sister youth non-profit for cultivating cultural intelligence in K-12 students since 2007. Purchase here at Barnes & Nobles.

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