UPDATE: Click here for June 22 Feature Report Segment 1 Segment 2 Coming up the Education Town Hall’s monthly BUS program — driven by BadAss Teachers, United Opt Out, and Save Our Schools — the 4th Annual Back to School… Read More ›
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Schooling and Immigration; Education Budget: on the next Education Town Hall
How are schools responding to immigration-related stresses on students and families? How will recent budget decisions affect DC students and teachers? Join the Education Town Hall, Thursday June 8, 11 a.m. — noon Eastern, for the latest. Listen via TuneIn… Read More ›
Lead in DC Schools and Homes: Two We Act Radio Programs Explore DC Water and Its Effect on District Youth
Update 9/7/16: The Education Town Hall’s program will be re-scheduled. Check back for a link to the Hawkins interview. Lead poisoning “can affect nearly every system in the body,” according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, and lead pipes… Read More ›
Summer Hiatus: Conference Planning & Summer Reading
The Education Town Hall is taking a two-week break while We Act Radio studios are renovated. We’ll be back June 23 for a special BUS program — driven by BadAss Teachers, United Opt Out, and SOS March. The focus of… Read More ›
Education & DC State Board, Council
Markus Batchelor, candidate for Ward 8 Representative to DC’s State Board of Education, and Bonita Goode, candidate for Ward 8 Councilmember, joined the Education Town Hall on April 7. Visit MarkusforWard8 for a little more on Batchelor’s SBOE campaign. Balletopedia… Read More ›
Equity, Race, Revolution & Reform in US Education: What has (not) changed? an anniversary program
Denisha Jones, Howard University Visiting Assistant professor, leader in BadAss Teachers and a host of other national organizations, joined this program — along with Kymone Freeman (right), activist and homeschooling dad and Education Town Hall organizers: host Thomas Byrd, feature… Read More ›
OCASE for Extra Curriculars
Marvin Tucker of “The One City All-Star Extravaganza” (OCASE) joined the Education Town Hall on February 4, to discuss the importance of athletics, both in keeping young people in school and, where possible, in providing college scholarships. The OCASE Foundation… Read More ›
