In my previos post, Arts Programs in Schools: A Dying Necessity, I talked about how arts programs are being kept alive by teachers like Ms. Rachel Kopera. Rachel went the extra mile to make sure that her students had the opportunity to get on stage and perform. It was an amazing experience for Responsibly to
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Great teachers like Ms. Rachel Kopera understand the importance of the arts and refuse to let a lack of funding bring arts programs to a halt. Rachel Kopera is a Teach for America alumna and english and drama teacher at Animo Jackie Robinson (AJR). She exemplifies what it means to be a great teacher. She
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Responsibly has made some incredible progress over the past few weeks that I want to share with you. We just officially partnered with Indie GoGO, a leading crowd funding platform. Indie GoGo, started in 2008, has pioneered the crowd funding space and helped thousands of people raise money online. They are a trusted name brand
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Ms. Sandy Russell, 1st grade teacher at Futuro College Prep Elementary school, took her 68 students to the Los Angeles Zoo! The Responsibly team had the pleasure of joining her and her students on the field trip which proved to be an amazing experience. The students were engaged and learned a lot about animals habitat,
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Teach for America teacher, Ms. Sandy Russell raised $653 dollars in 2 weeks using Responsibly.
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It’s hard to believe that 2012 is here and that Responsibly is now one year old. It seems like just yesterday that Antoine and I began tossing ideas around trying to figure out how to help education in America. In just one year we have come a long way and we couldn’t have done it
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While several educational experiences have been fully funded on Responsibly, Sandy Russell’s LA Zoo field trip marks the second project that we got to participate in. The first one, you may remember, was down in New Orleans with Hunter Jackson and his 6th grade science class.
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The Responsibly team visit New Orleans to participate in the construction and explosion of volcanoes with Hunter Jacksons science class at Trist Middle School.
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We funded our first project using our new platform and will be hand delivering it to Mr. Hunter Jackson in New Orleans on October 11th. We will be distributing 8 volcano packages that students will assemble. Through the assembly process, they will learn the science behind volcanos and how they form islands like Hawaii. [iframe
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My name is Hunter Jackson, and I’m teaching science at a small public middle school in St. Bernard Parish, about 30 minutes east of New Orleans. It is a town of oil workers and fishermen, fried shrimp and swamps, and of course, adversity. The entire community was submersed after Katrina, and is fighting to regain normalcy to this day.
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