SCP (Eco)Exchange 38: The Truth About Inequity in San Diego's K-12 Schools

Join Sister Cities Project for (Eco)Exchange 38 on Saturday, November 1, from 12-2pm at Pacific Highlands Ranch Library for an eye-opening conversation about educational equity in San Diego's K–12 public schools. Despite living in the same city, students face vastly different opportunities based on where they live.

Through expert panelists and powerful community stories, we’ll explore how funding disparities shape outcomes for students, families, and entire neighborhoods. You'll leave with deeper understanding, and concrete ways to get involved and take action.

Complimentary lunch and refreshments will be served, thanks to our generous sponsors!

Families are welcome! We'll have activities and supervision to keep younger attendees (ages 3-12) entertained throughout the event.

Learn more about the Equitable Schools Fund, by Sister Cities Project, at sistercitiesproject.org/equitable-schools-fund

Thank you to our event sponsors!

• The Cakery
• Chris Wojdak Photography
• Curry Leaf Kitchen
• Fresh Brothers (Pacific Highlands Ranch)
• Le Petit Pâtissier
• Nothing Bundt Cakes (Pacific Highlands Ranch)
• Sound Garden Speech Therapy

Learn more about Sister Cities Project and our mission to unite residents of north and south San Diego to create more equitable communities for all at sistercitiesproject.org.