UnityWorks Site Teams

Promoting the Oneness of Humanity

UnityWorks Teams from Hoover and MLK Elementary Schools

The District serves a diverse population of 16,000 students and is the largest Latino-majority district in the state.

* Adams Elementary

* Barge-Lincoln Elementary

* Davis High School

* Discovery Lab School
* Eisenhower High School
* Franklin Middle School
* Garfield Elementary

* Gilbert Elementary
* Hoover Elementary

* Lewis & Clark Middle School

* McLure Elementary

* Mckinley Elementary
* M.L.King Jr. Elementary

* Nob Hill Elementary

* Robertson Elementary

* Roosevelt Elementary

* Stanton Academy
* Washington Middle School

* Whitney Elementary
* Wilson Middle School

UnityWorks Teams from Garfield Elementary,

Lewis & Clark Middle, and Davis High School.

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The UnityWorks School Program began in 2014 with a successful pilot program in Yakima, WA (USA). We have partnered with the Yakima School District to train and support teams from a number of local schools:

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The Yakima metropolitan area has a population of about 250,000. Almost 45% of the county is Hispanic and 39% of school children speak a language other than English at home. All students in the Yakima District receive free or reduced-price lunch, and 25% of families with children live below the poverty line. In addition, 29% of the population does not have a high school diploma, 15% are single-parent households, and median household income is $44,419. (Refs: www.yc-life.org, www.yakimaschools.org, reportcard.ospi.k12.wa.us)

Click on the links to download a list of activities planned by the site teams, along with a sample Diversity Action Plan.