GeorgiaCAN
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GeorgiaCAN is an Atlanta-based education group that works to help students and families get good schools. It teaches parents how to speak up for their kids in a class called EPIC. It also holds the Atlanta School Choice Expo, where families learn about school options. Offers: Parent advocacy class (EPIC); Atlanta School Choice Expo; Parent resources; Education policy advocacy; School board training. Use the contact information on gacan.org or message the GeorgiaCAN Instagram account.
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- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Empowered Parents Invested in Change (EPIC)Program
EPIC is a 7-week training that teaches parents how to speak up and push for better education. Weekly sessions cover telling your story, advocacy, organizing, policy and school data.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Family guides and parent resourcesService
GeorgiaCAN shares guides and checklists for families, such as a Special Education Family Guide, a Back to School Parent Checklist, a Special Needs Scholarship guide and a Back-to-School Toolkit. The checklist is also in Spanish.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
GeorgiaCAN Parent FellowshipProgram
A year-long leadership program for Georgia parents, grandparents and guardians. Fellows organize local advocacy projects and work on education policy at school boards and the State Capitol. Fellows get a small monthly stipend.
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GeorgiaCAN ServicesService
GeorgiaCAN helps students and families learn about school choices and speak up for good schools. It offers parent classes, a school choice expo, and other school support tools.
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