Live Blogging TFA 20: Welcome Session

February 12th, 2011 | 1 min read

I’m writing this from the opening ceremonies of Teach For America’s 20^th Anniversary Summit in Washington D.C. More than 11,000 alumni, corps members, staff, partners, and donors have gathered to celebrate Teach For America’s role in education reform and the build momentum for the road ahead.

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