Aiyi’nah Ford of the Future Foundation and LaJoy Johnson-Law of Advocates for Justice and Education on issues for Ward 8 and citywide education.
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School Reopening: Teacher and Librarian Views with WTU and AASL
Equal access, inclusion at a distance, and basic health and safety are crucial and urgent concerns for schools and their libraries amidst pandemic. WTU President
Equity Needs for DC Schools with Robert White, DC Councilmember
DC needs a broad assessment of where we are, given that the city has made little, if any, progress in the last decade in closing achievement and opportunity gaps for students of color says Robt White, At-Large.
Washington Met Students Seek Support Before January Decision on Closing
The January 9, 2020 show of Education Town Hall featured four current students at DCPS’s Washington Metropolitan high school in studio, talking about their journey,
DC Education Activists in Studio
Danica Petroshius of Ward 6 Public School Parents Organization officer and Maurice Cook of Serve Your City on 9/12/19 Education Town Hall.
Special Presentation: Better Way to Measure School Quality
from our partners at SHAPPE, Senior High Alliance of Parents Principals and Educators — Presentation plus Q&A Questions begin around the 45:00 mark — Jack
Education Town Hall Forum 