Adrian Hackett, COO of the Cherokee Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America, talks about putting kids’ needs first and being willing to change the way we educate them.
“How do we take a look at what are the right things for the kids, for them to learn and for them to develop, and implement those things within our school system? We’re going to have to be willing to change and make adjustments in order to do that.”
By Brandon Hubbard-Heitz, Chattanooga 2.0 Director of Literacy and Student Strategy Earlier this month, Governor Bill Lee proclaimed March as Literacy Month
At Chattanooga 2.0, we are a small, but mighty, team that works to change systems in order to impact generational changes in Chattanooga
PARENTS INVITED TO TAKE KINDERGARTEN-READY SURVEY Chattanooga, TN — Chattanooga 2.0 invites parents of rising Kindergarten students to take a survey about their
