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2021 School on the Move Prize Ceremony

00:00 – Intro 02:24 – School on the Move program beings 04:09 – Rhondella Richardson (WCVB) welcomes the in-person and virtual audience 09:11 – A message from Marinell Rousmaniere, President and CEO of Edvestors 13:10 – PJK School Finalist Video 16:05 – Otis School Finalist Video 18:40 – New Mission High School Finalist Video 21:29 - Rhondella Richardson introduces Mayor Kim Janey 21:56 – A message from Mayor Kim Janey 23:50 – Live video feed from classrooms in Finalist schools 26:45 – Dean Bridget Terry Long (HGSE) welcomes school leaders from the three finalists to the stage for Q&A 42:45 – Yvonne Garcia (State Street) takes the stage to share raffle prizes 48:05 – Marinell Rousmaniere honors the Dr. Tom Payzant 49:44 – Kaylany Vicente, 10th grader at the O’Bryant, recites her poem “Yup, it’s Roxbury” 52:16 – Jim Stone, Chair of SOM Selection Panel, shares impact of SOM 54:49 – SOM Selection Process 56:46 – Superintendent of BPS, Brenda Cassellius, joins Rhondella Richardson on stage to share remarks 59:34 – And the winner is…. 1:03:12 – Remarks from winning school leader Each fall, EdVestors celebrates three of Boston's most improving schools and recognizes the winner of the $100,000 School on the Move Prize, shining a light on schools, leaders, and teachers who significantly improve student outcomes and continuously work to create a learning environment where all students thrive. The 16th Annual School on the Move Prize Ceremony was a hybrid event hosted at GBH Studios in Brighton in front of Boston's business, education, civic, philanthropic leaders, and as well as many who plan to join virtually. The School on the Move Prize Ceremony honored the steadfast work of three finalist schools who demonstrated excellent growth and commitment to expanding students opportunities over the past 5 years including the last year and a half of challenging times. The three #SchoolonMove Finalists: James Otis Elementary School (East Boston) New Mission High School (Hyde Park) Patrick J. Kennedy Elementary School (East Boston)