Spencer Foundation Comms Director, author, education thinker and writer, research translator
Chicago, IL
Joined October 2013
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Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
The second session of our #RISENetwork Summer Book Club - a study of @emkrphillips "The Make or Break Year" - explored case studies from four specific schools:
Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
The first session of our #RISENetwork Summer Book Club brought together several dozen educators from across our network to engage in learning around the freshman transition through a study of Emily Krone Phillips’ "The Make or Break Year."
What a thrill to talk about Spencer's redesigned office space--and how it reflects our values, tells our stories, and facilitates our collaborative work!
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Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
Hearing your name on Selection Sunday never gets old.
We’re going dancing in Salt Lake City, Utah against No. 7 seed NC State!
#GetStops 🐯🏀
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In its first 37 years, @PrincetonWBB lost more games than it won. In the last 12 seasons, Princeton has taken the floor 352 times and won 281 times.
How did the Tigers build a nationally prominent program & blueprint for @IvyLeague?
✍️ @_Brian_Hamilton theathletic.com/3748734/2022…
Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
This week, RISE staff led the first session of this summer's "Make-or-Break Year" book club, bringing together several dozen educators from across our broad network to engage in learning around the freshman transition. #RISENetwork @MeridenK12 @SPSSuper
Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
"Hope" feels soft to a lot of reporters, even though we need it, too.
“Agency” is not something most reporters think about, probably because they have it.
"Dignity" is not part of the crime beat.
But imagine if it were?
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Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
Just had lunch with the amazing @Spencer_Fdn staff!! We even left a phantom spot there for @meganbang3 who couldn’t come this year.
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Tomorrow, I'm heading to Stanford to deliver a speech about changes in the way we create and consume information, and the very real threat it poses to democracy.
Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
@docswin, we at NCS are deeply grateful for your tireless work in Chicago Public Schools for the last ten years. You work from your heart and with a deep understanding of the brilliance and resilience of Chicago’s young people. We look forward to working with you in new ways!
Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
"We’ve arrived at an unusual moment in American education, one that invites us to reimagine every part of our work and share bold ideas about the kinds of classrooms, schools, and learning opportunities we hope to create." @meganbang3 @ProfNai @pdkintl
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Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
Read Prin. @FemiSkanes Op-Ed on the value our students bring to school as a result of their experiences during the pandemic. “Our students will not be returning to us as broken vessels this fall. They will be returning to us with new perspectives on life” chicagobusiness.com/forum-id…
Congrats John Mack! Princeton is so lucky to have you!
Welcome Home, @jlmack00!
Meet John Mack ’00 as he returns to his alma mater as the next Ford Family Director of Athletics!
🔗: bit.ly/JohnMackAD
Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
Call me crazy, but I’m tremendously concerned about our children being required to do active shooter drills as they return to school this fall, and not concerned at all about them being required to wear masks.
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I cannot believe this! Thank you, @sljournal!
I also want to thank @CamilleFarring and @JennyNagaoka at @UChiConsortium and the whole gang at @IngenuityChgo. This book would not have been possible if they hadn't be kind enough to let me work on the framework on #SEL and #ArtsEd.
The best!
The only two basketball players in history to win five Olympic gold medals 🐐 @DianaTaurasi 🐐 @S10Bird 🥇
Emily Krone Phillips retweeted
"I’ve struggled to find insight or meaning or value in many news stories about how the pandemic affected teenagers in public high schools – especially in pieces written by white journalists."
- Chicago teacher @WhiteRhinoRay
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Thank you for reading! That makes me so happy!
@emkrphillips I just finished, “The Make or Break Year.” I have never read a book on education that so perfectly encapsulates the issues present in education today while simultaneously giving me real, actionable steps on how to help. Thank you.
