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Diversidad, equidad e inclusión

La Visión DEI

Nuestro objetivo es combinar nuestras identidades como Educadores con las identidades de nuestros académicos. Nuestra cultura escolar en Imapct Prep debe ser una en la que tanto los estudiantes como el personal sientan que sus identidades están afirmadas, no solo representadas, y que son bienvenidos a usar sus voces en toda nuestra escuela, incluidas nuestras prácticas de instrucción y gestión de los salones. Los estudiantes deben sentirse capacitados para ser agentes de cambio en nuestra escuela y en sus comunidades.

LGBTQ+ Allyship

Equity at Impact ensures the work of centering LQBTQ+  community members and allies. Through our partnership with PIOW (Pride in Our Workplace), we explore how we recruit, retain, and affirm LGBTQ+ educators and empower our LGBTQ+ students. If you are a student seeking immediate support, connect with a crisis counselor by clicking the button below.

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In our schools, we work on messaging the tenets that “safe is not enough.” That silence in the face of discrimination complicates racism, homophobia, transphobia, and linguistic oppression. Our goal is to eradicate silence and vigilantly engage in the work of LGBTQ+ allyship and active anti-racism. View the Safe Space Kit here to learn more about empowering and centering LGBTQ+ community members in your schools.

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Our efforts at Impact are supported in Massachusetts by nondiscrimination laws that protect LGBTQ+ community students, families, and staff from discrimination in our learning communities, including being unfairly denied access to facilities, opportunities, supports, sports teams, or clubs based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. These laws ensure that transgender community members can use restrooms or locker rooms consistent with their gender identities.

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Students Raising Hands In Classroom

In addition, anti-bullying laws protect LGBTQ+ community members in our schools from bullying by others, including students and school staff, based on sexual orientation and gender identity. These Massachusetts state laws are reflected in Springfield Public Schools policy that ensures the civil rights of our LGBTQ+ community, including correct use of names and pronouns, confidentiality, and complete, unimpeded access to resources, facilities, supports, and equitable instruction. View the Springfield Gender Non-Discrimination Policy here.

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