Edgar José Palacios, MBA

Edgar José Palacios, MBA has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in February 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Edgar José Palacios, MBA are: • Facebook • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, ejpkc has populated their site with: • Meet the Spring 2023 Micron Nonprofit Leaders of Color Fellows - Center for Public & Nonprofit Leadership • Honor Our Latinx Educators By Not Treating Them Like A Monolith • Would school look different if I had a teacher that looked like me? • Noticing Neighbors Latinx Education Collaborative • Hispanic leaders ask for Missouri governor’s support in fighting voter ID laws • Building a Thriving Community of Latinx Educators in a City with Fewer than 1% of Them - NewSchools Venture Fund • Publications | Banking on KC – Edgar Palacios of Latinx Education Collaborative | Country Club Bank • Deeper Learning Equity Fellowship: Edgar J. Palacios • Profile in Leadership: Edgar Palacios - SchoolSmartKC • Connecting KC: Palacios works to give Latino students classroom role models • Kansas City Is Getting More Diverse. Will 2020 Be The Year It Gets Serious About Inclusion? • The State Of Education In Kansas City In 2020 • 165: Edgar Palacios de Latinx Education Collaborative | Northeast News • KCultivator Q&A: Edgar Palacios talks Latinx representation, ballsy moves • Latinos will make up nearly a third of US students in 2030. Will schools help them succeed? • 5 Latinx students from Avila University awarded grants with hopes to diversify teaching profession • Kansas City organization strives to harness power of Latino community in classroom • LEC advocates for more Latinx educators | Northeast News • Too few Latino teachers leaves a void in Kansas schools • RevED sponsors education reporting in Spanish | Northeast News • After community outcry, Kansas City district now proposes closing far fewer schools • KCPS aims to fill gaps in community engagement after vote to close schools • Kansas City schools are the 'heartbeat' of their neighborhoods. Families don't know if they'll close