Facebook Founder Zuckerberg Visits Del Sesto Middle School in Providence

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Facebook Founder Zuckerberg Visits Del Sesto Middle School in Providence

Mark Zuckerberg visited Del Sesto middle school
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilia Chan visited Del Sesto Middle School in Providence on Monday to see the advances the school is making in personalized learning. 

“We are proud of the work our teachers and school leaders are doing to personalize instruction. As the needs of our students continue to change, so must our instructional methods, and we are making great progress in Providence,” said Superintendent Christopher Maher. 

Zuckerberg and Chan visited as representatives from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. 

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That wasn't the couples only Rhode Island siting as they were seen in Newport. The couple was in New England  celebrating their 5th wedding anniversary.

The organization’s mission statement reads: 

We believe we can make the world better for generations to come by uniting the greatest minds to solve the toughest problems. It will take long term focus and new ways of working together.

At the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, we empower strong, independent leaders from academia and government, as well as the technology and nonprofit sectors to do the best work possible. We engage directly in the communities we serve because no one understands our society’s challenges like those who live them everyday. These partners help us identify problems and opportunities, learn fast and iterate toward our goals for the next century.

By bringing world class engineering to the front lines of science and education, we can build new tools and technologies that help organizations scale. We invest in the best ideas regardless of organizational structure. That includes nonprofit and for profit entities, as well as non-governmental research institutions.


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