Crossroads Charter Schools of Kansas City
Karis Walker serves as the Chief Academic Officer at Crossroads Charter Schools of Kansas City since June 2017, where previous roles included Elementary School Principal and Assistant Principal. Prior experience includes teaching 3rd grade at Raytown Public Schools from May 2014 to May 2017 and 3rd grade English Language Arts at Kansas City Public Schools from August 2012 to May 2014. During the tenure at Raytown Public Schools, Karis Walker implemented innovative teaching methods that enhanced students' mathematical and scientific skills through hands-on activities and data-driven collaboration. Education credentials include a Master of Education in Educational Leadership from Park University and a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Wheaton College. Additionally, Karis Walker was involved with Teach For America as a Corps Member, focusing on diversity and culturally responsive teaching.
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Crossroads Charter Schools of Kansas City
We prepare and inspire students to build a better tomorrow by providing an academically rigorous K-12 education in a creative, collaborative, community-focused environment. Crossroads Charter Schools is a network of three tuition-free charter schools in Downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Our schools: Crossroads Academy - Central Street Crossroads Academy - Quality Hill Crossroads Preparatory Academy Our Mission: Crossroads Charter Schools prepare and inspire students to build a better tomorrow by providing an academically rigorous K-12 education in a creative, collaborative, community-focused environment. Our Vision: Crossroads Charter Schools will be the premier school system in Kansas City and a destination for other educators seeking inspiration and best practices. Graduates of Crossroads Charter Schools will be scholarly, culturally literate and service-oriented individuals who will pursue their dreams relentlessly and have a positive impact on their family, their community and the world.
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