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Episode 115 | Allison Ohle, Executive Director, Diamond Educational Excellence Partnership (DEEP)

The Gap Minders

In this wonderful one-hundredth and fifteenth episode of The Gap Minders, Nancy and Jose are joined in the studio by Allison Ohle, the Executive Director of the Diamond Educational Excellence Partnership (DEEP).

Documentary Says Literacy is a Civil Right

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Education advocates say there is a literacy crisis that is especially impacting children of color. It is a subject of a recent documentary titled The Right to Read, which says reading is a matter of civil rights.

 ABC10 NEWS 

Watch ABC10 News’ feature on DEEP’s amazing work in literacy and see how families are changing their children’s futures through reading, one page at a time.

The Progress Report: How 4 Schools Are Teaching Kids to Read – and Seeing Success 

by Jakob McWhinney – Voice of San Diego

Over the years, schools have embraced different methods to teach kids to read. But one group helping four schools in southeastern San Diego has embraced research backed methods, and it’s paying off. 

Almost 10 Years Since Massive Rebuild, Lincoln High Is Crippled by Chaos, Anger and Empty Classrooms

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In the nearly 10 years since Lincoln High underwent a $129 million rebuild, instability and insecurity on campus has become the norm.

What Lincoln High Needs in a New Leader 

by Mario Koran – Voice of San Diego

Despite the many challenges facing Lincoln High School – yet another leadership change, problems with its Middle College program and more – school officials have never sounded so upbeat about the school.

Good Schools for All: The Families Who Can’t Afford Summer

by Rachel Evans – Voice of San Diego

Diamond Educational Excellence Partnership, sponsored by the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation, has worked with San Diego Unified to put in place a summer enrichment program.

The Learning Curve: School’s in for Summer (Just Not in Enough Places)

by Mario Koran – Voice of San Diego

Researchers generally agree summer sets kids’ learning back about two months. Losses are more pronounced for kids from low-income families, probably because those kids tend to have less access to books or their parents don’t send them to summer camps.

For any press inquiries, please reach out to:

 Rhianna Basore

Director of Operations and Outreach
Diamond Educational Excellence Partnership

917-572-5751

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