On our November 8 show, our guests Johnnie Scott Rice, Katheryne Willis, Anne Batiste, and Alfreda Wright shared their experiences as DC public school children
Category: Public Education History
Nov 8: Segregation Then and Now, with pre- and post-Brown DCPS Alumni
UPDATE: Full recording available at this link. As DC’s schools become increasingly segregated, it is imperative to listen to the voices of those who have
NOLA Schools OneApp Challenges
There are no neighborhood public schools in New Orleans which students can attend by-right, Karran Harper Royal told the Education Town Hall on July 31.
Karran Harper Royal and the Young Invincibles
Karran Harper Royal, New Orleans education advocate and assistant director of Pyramid Community Parent Resource Center, joins the Education Town Hall on July 31 to
Gray’s Education Grade: C+
Deborah Simmons, Washington Times journalist, joins the Education Town Hall to discuss the education record of Vincent Gray, mayor of the District of Columbia. Why
Education as a Civil Right, Limits of School ‘Choice’
Denisha Jones, Howard University professor and activist, and Brian Jones (no relation), education advocate and author, discuss education as a civil right and the limits
Education Town Hall Forum 