Mayor Nan Whaley will be holding 12 listening sessions regarding education and the City of Learners Program.
Immigrant and refugee participation is particularly encouraged.Mayor Whaley is seeking the participation of those with children attending a local preschool, public, parochial, or charter school.
Objective: To listen to the people of the Dayton community to inform the Mayor about what the Mayor, City of Dayton Commission and staff can do to help ensure that the children of Dayton have a new culture – a culture where every child graduates from high school prepared to go to college, join the military or seek advanced training in a marketable job skill
Outcome: Establishing 3-5 initiatives, with benchmarks, that the Mayor and the Dayton community can promote and follow to assist in creating high quality education for the children of Dayton
Below is additional information with information, including a list of the scheduled dates, times, and locations.
* March 26: East neighborhoods, 6:30 p.m., Immaculate Conception School cafeteria, 2268 S. Smithville Rd.
* March 31: Preschool issues, 6:00 p.m., Dayton Christian Center, 1352 W. Riverview Ave.
* April 1: West neighborhoods, 6:30 p.m., Wesley Center, 3730 Delphos Ave.
* April 3: Dayton Public schools issues, 6 p.m., Rivers Edge Montessori School, 108 Linwood St.
* April 23: Private schools issues, 6:30 pm, Chaminade-Julienne High School, 505 S. Ludlow St.
* April 28: Charter schools issues, 6:30 p.m., Dayton Leadership Academy, 1416 W. Riverview Ave.
* May 1: Immigrant community issues, 6 p.m., Ahiska Turkish American Community Center, 1306 E. Fifth St.
* May 3: National League of Cities, 8 am to noon, UD River Campus, 1700 South Patterson Blvd. This meeting will be
* May 8: North Neighborhoods, 6:30pm, Fairview Methodist Church, 825 W. Fairview Ave.
North Neighborhoods
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