Urban Educator Fighting for Public Education for our Communities and Finding My Voice in the Process
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..this is a legacy we’ll have to fight for and a legacy worth fighting for… and it is confoundingly frustrating that some of our “own people” are part of those who are trying to dismantle it.
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… in remembering all He has done for me, I will give Him all the Glory…and I won’t complain.
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The current fight for our public schools is much larger than a siloed education issue, and more complex than the simplistic framing its received in the media thus far.
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Only now, Commissioner Repollet is gone, and few people really know what’s fact from fiction when the superintendent is speaking.
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…Remembering Hope in reflecting on my child’s and Camden Students’ educational journey
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…That said, the Urban Hope Act (UHA) of 2012, must be radically reformed, sooner than later.
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To be sure, there is reimagining to be done as we return from the COVID19 quarantine and our schools begin open in the Fall.
…on living in Camden as a city educator In the midst of the COVID19 quarantine that is proving to be enormously trying for tens of millions of Americans, I want to wish everyone tidings of safety, peace, and love during these difficult times. And while much has been written about Continue Reading…
… Originally run here on 1/21/2020 In 2014, Pete Denton of Excellent Education for Everyone, a New Jersey policy group, said, “Perhaps, most people in this room realize that an awful lot of people in the state don’t realize that we’re actually on track to shut down the traditional Camden public Continue Reading…
“That said, I do think it feels like a chance to rebuild student capacity and represents an overall good for our schools.”
