Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion

Brady High School’s Position on Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion


“The ultimate measure of a person  is not where they stand in moments of comfort and convenience, but where they stand at times of challenge and controversy.” 

- Dr. Martin Luther King


Brady aligns with the National Alternative Education Association to denounces racism, harassment, and discrimination in any form. 


We acknowledge that ingrained and painful legacies of anti-black, anti-people of color prejudice and inequality have created conditions in which our students and colleagues working in our classrooms, schools, and communities may be traumatized, frustrated, saddened, and fearful. We commit to be a part of non-violent and peaceful change toward achieving equity in alternative education. Moving forward, we will focus more of our efforts to promote and encourage an equity-focused, transformative method of alternative education. The belief statements below are foundational to our efforts:
We believe in transformative alternative education to empower learners to see the social world differently and through an ethical and diversity lens.
We believe to effect positive change in alternative education, we must focus on reforming alternative education statewide policies and practices.
We believe in non-violent and peaceful approaches to change. We will use our voices to speak up when we witness injustice and work to change practices that are exclusive.


Brady commits to an equity-focused alternative education through non-violent, peaceful change.
We believe in confronting racism, valuing diversity and inclusion. We encourage educators, professionals, students, and communities to model compassion and respect, and to participate in peaceful, systemic change.
We believe in equity-focused education where all students have access to the same resources and educational rigor and support diversity in gender, age, sex, race, class, religion, ethnicity, ability, language, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
We believe in and will renew our commitment to working even harder with communities to recognize the value and worth of all individuals.
We believe in having courageous conversations about racism, equity-focused education, racial inequality, and cultivating leadership from racially minority communities, as these realities affect implementation of Brady’s Exemplary Practices. 
We believe that as educators we must support transformative educational practices.   


We believe in providing meaningful professional learning opportunities, that include topics regarding social and racial injustices.

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