Road Map Improvement Collaborative
The Road Map Improvement Collaborative (RMIC) serves as a space for collaboration, adaptive leadership, learning, & transformation to actualize, in the words of Renton Superintendent Dr. Damien Pattenaude, "a blood oath of regional commitment" to creating just and humanizing schools, together.
Our Journey
The launch of the 2020 Road Map Improvement Collaborative (RMIC) occurred during an unprecedented opportunity for transformation. The collision of pivotal events - the 2020 police killings of African Americans, recognizing racism as a public health crisis in King County, and a pandemic that’s magnified long-standing inequities and mandated the redesign of teaching and learning as we know it - offer an opportunity for Road Map districts to further galvanize emotion and action to reimagine systems for students and families furthest from educational justice.
Our Shared Vision & Action Priorities
RMIC Convenings 2022-2023
Community Conversations
Community Conversations
In 2022, 120 Youth of Color engaged in conversations with other Youth of Color about supporting, retaining, and recruiting Teachers and other Educators of Color. Almost all youth attended middle schools or high schools in South King County school districts. Conversations focused on experiences with Educators of Color, what it looks like to them for Educators of Color to thrive, the importance of having a more diverse educator workforce, and youth's own interests in education and teaching careers. Click on the image to the left to access more information about Community Conversations.
Resources
Questions? Contact:
Adam Kay
Director
Collaborative Improvement Networks
akay@psesd.org
Angelica Alvarez
Manager
Student, Family & Community Engagement
aalvarez@psesd.org
Brad Brown
Executive Director
Learning, Teaching & Leadership Development
bbbrown@psesd.org