Housing Policy & Educational Opportunity: Some Notes
Today I had the pleasure of being a panelist in Richmond at HOME's (Housing Opportunities Made Equal)Blogger Luncheon on Housing & Opportunity. Besides being treated to a tasty lunch (& free parking!) I got to listen to and partake in interesting conversations about Richmond Metro Area housing, public and mass transportation, families, parenting, entrepreneurship, politics, democratic process and institutions, social media, real estate, communities, and, of course, education. Here I'm going to summarize what I shared there, including links.
Three ways I could think of that housing influences educational opportunities and outcomes are:
1) Housing conditions, meaning the conditions and environment that students and their families live in. Such
Three ways I could think of that housing influences educational opportunities and outcomes are:
1) Housing conditions, meaning the conditions and environment that students and their families live in. Such
