Equity Policy
Shaping Fair Education for Every Child – Together
Our Trifold Approach to Educational Equity
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Representational equity as the proportional participation in Cincinnati Preschool Promise’s
programs, including children, families, and educators
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Equity-mindedness as the demonstration of an awareness of and willingness to address equity issues among Cincinnati Preschool Promise leaders and staff
Upholding Our 2019 Equity Policy Commitments
We are committed to following the steps outlined in our Equity Policy adopted in 2019:
- Allocating the organization’s financial, material, and human capital equitably;
- Eliminating, where possible, policies and practice that perpetuate these inequities;
- Ensuring that new CPP initiatives, policies, or procedures do not exacerbate inequities;
- Identify, develop, and apply policies and practices that have demonstrably made a positive difference for teachers and providers from historically disadvantaged backgrounds; and
- Support building relationships among providers, in order to break down historic barriers and uplift the high-quality preschool sector.
What the Cincinnati Preschool Promise Equity Policy Means Today
Cincinnati Preschool Promise is deeply committed to making equitable education the standard – not the exception –in our city. By investing in fair access to resources, launching impactful initiatives, and removing outdated barriers, we are creating lasting change that begins in preschool and extends into adulthood. Every child deserves a strong start that begins with equitable access to the high-quality preschools they need to thrive.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Equity in Education at Cincinnati Preschool Promise
It means giving every child the same chance to succeed by making sure they have access to quality preschool, no matter their background.
We work with families and community providers to make sure all kids, especially those in underserved areas, get the support they need to learn and grow.
When kids start preschool on equal footing, they’re more likely to succeed in school and in life. Equity helps close learning gaps early.
