Never underestimate the power of a parent’s voice who fights for education. I believe that when we speak it first comes from a place of personal necessity, one that says my child is hurting, has been mistreated, or does not have what he or she needs. Once you know this, you can address the situation with the right people and…
Month: October 2017
Detroit’s State Of The Schools: The Community Responds
We Asked And They Responded. What Did You Here And How Did It Impact You?
The Detroit State Of The Schools Address Can Be Viewed In Full at Chalkbeat Detroit.
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This Dad Took A Trip To Lansing On A School Bus, Here’s Why
On Tuesday, October 17 2017, I had the opportunity to join members of 482Foward on a bus trip to Lansing to lobby for our educational system. Along with other parents, teachers, and former principals I had the chance to express concerns directly to certain representatives about the personal impact of school closures. I’m thankful to have found such an organized and…
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Detroit’s State of the Schools
Detroit School Talk was present at Detroit’s very first parent driven State of the Schools sponsored by 482Forward. We asked parents, community leaders, teachers and students “What are your thoughts about tonight’s event?” The responses were mixed, some felt an open and honest conversation was refreshing. Others hoped for more and thought it mimicked the same old battle of Charter Vs. Traditional…
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Detroit Public Schools, Why This Parent Returned
Allen has a 3.8 GPA and his twin sister Allison has a 4.0. They can explain to you from a scientific perspective why they are not identical twins and why she stands almost a foot taller. At any given moment you can find them discussing forensic science or how to build a computer program system. Yeah, it takes a lot…
