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Church Partnerships

TNPEC has started partnering with churches in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area. 

On January 26, 2010, TNPEC met with Faith Leaders.  The outcome was  partnerships, which will benefit church members.

Parents of churches who partner with TNPEC will receive TNPEC'S services at more affordable rates.  In addition, Educational  Q & A sessions will be held at these churches to accommodate and help parents access services more easily. 

Stay tune as we begin to list the churches with whom we have established partnerships.

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IN MY SHOES, INC
THE NATIONAL PARENT EDUCATION CENTER
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THE NATIONAL PARENT READ CAMPAIGN

Visualize the impact and strength of 4 million parents who are not only educated on education but in like consciousness when it comes to understanding how to move from an inadequate educational system to participating in and creating quality education, which enhance the Quality of life for their children.  One word describes this... AWESOME

Empowering Positive Parental Involvement and Influence in Your Child's Life.
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Our Involvement...
Chicago Public Schools, IL

The Educational Violations of Student X in
Chicago Public Schools

On January 4, 2010, we became involved in a case that disclosed the unacceptable incompetence of Chicago Public Schools (CPS). 

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DeKalb County School System, GA

Civil Rights Violations in DeKalb County School System, GA
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Is your child DCCS Student X?
 

The DCSS Superintendent’s position to stand firm in forcing Student X to move backwards cites a 1973 court case out of Texas, offers Student X a position in another school on the Needs Improvement list

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1000s of Students' Educational Rights may have been Violated

I Civil Rights Violations

*Complaints will be filed with Office of Civil Rights

During the course of fighting for Student X's Educational needs, we discovered an intricate process that makes accessing High Quality Education for students on the South end of DeKalb 

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II NCLB Violations

*Program Fraud Complaint Filed with Office of Inspector General
*Complaint filed with ACLU
*Complaint filed with Georgia Professional Practices

During the course of fighting for Student X's Educational needs, we recognized that DCSS was misleading, misrepresenting, and responding to our NCLB right as a HB 251 right.  Therefore, trying to deny Student X's right to move to a school, which meet the student's educational needs.

Many more parents' NCLB rights may have been violated.