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LCPS Ambassador Teacher Program Brings Experience to the Classroom from Around the Globe

Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) partners with Participate Learning to hire Ambassador Teachers

Participate Learning Earns Spot on List of 2024 Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces in North America

We are so grateful for this amazing recognition—thank you to everyone who supports us in making our mission of #UnitingOurWorld through global learning a reality.

Running a Mission-Driven Business? What HR Professionals Need to Know

David Young, Participate Learning CEO, gives his top tips for creating a purposeful and engaging work environment to attract, retain, and empower the modern worker.

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EducationNC – Building Community Engagement and Transforming School Culture with Shared Leadership

Hear from Will Gibson, Principal at Jackson Park Elementary in North Carolina, about how his school implements a shared leadership model using Participate Learning’s Global Leaders framework.

New partnership helps teachers earn continuing education credits from Elon University

The Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education and North Carolina-based Participate Learning want to help teachers strengthen cross-cultural classroom instruction while pursuing CEUs that can help with renewing their licenses.

How a global framework impacts students, their communities and their futures

With the help of Participate Learning’s Global Leaders framework, schools are able to incorporate global themes into their classrooms, increasing engagement, empathy and academic performance in students.

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