From the Superintendent Known to "Make Schools Work for the Poor" Comes a New Book for Education Leaders
Dr. Tiffany Anderson, a distinguished educational trailblazer and the first African American female superintendent of Topeka Public Schools, has written a “strikingly practical” guide for educators seeking to foster meaningful connections with parents. Including insights and lessons from the seminal Brown v. Board of Education decision, Building Parent Capacity in High-Poverty Schools: Actions for Authentic Impact is a timely reminder of the importance of parent engagement in the quest for educational equity.
With the release of the book, Dr. Anderson has made several news appearances, including a featured story with CBS evening news.