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Audiocast

Public Schools First NC is proud to announce our Audiocast – available on Spotify or through the links below. Episodes will cover important issues affecting public education in easily digestible episodes. The first episode is under 5 minutes long! Check it out and let us know what you think at [email protected].

More Episodes

Ep. 26. Public School Appreciation. Former public school students share how public school has positively impacted them.

Ep. 25. Student and Adolescent Mental Health. According to the 2023 North Carolina Child Health Report Card, North Carolina scored an ‘F’ on student mental health. Children and Adolescents spend a majority of their time in school meaning schools have to be places of nourishment for the mind academically and emotionally. Investment in mental health programs in schools have proven to be effective in North Carolina. As the aftermath of the pandemic is beginning to reveal itself to researchers, the continued funding of these programs and promotion of resilience in our communities will be necessary in helping this next generation.

Ep. 24. Into the Pipeline with Guy Hill Part Two. In this episode, I continue my conversation with Guy Hill, a high school English teacher at Triton High School who has been teaching for 27 years. When not in the classroom, Guy conducts research for Governor Roy Cooper’s task force DRIVE, a program designed to help school districts recruit, retain, develop, and support educators of color. This is part two, the final part of Guy’s story. In this episode Guy shares advice he has for future educators and those outside of the field of education.

Ep. 23. Into the Pipeline with Guy Hill Part One. In this episode, I had the opportunity to interview Guy Hill, a high school English teacher at Triton High School who has been teaching for 27 years. When not in the classroom, Guy conducts research for Governor Roy Cooper’s task force DRIVE, a program designed to help school districts recruit, retain, develop, and support educators of color. In part one, we discuss the experience of teaching as an African-American male educator in North Carolina.

Ep. 22. School Vouchers. In this episode, we discuss school vouchers, HB 823, and SB 406, also known as the ‘Choose Your School, Choose Your Future Act’.

Please call or email your house and state senators today to let them know that you oppose voucher expansion. Here is a link to their contact information: http://publicschoolsfirstnc.org/engage/contact-elected-officials/

Here is a link to our webinar on School Voucher Expansion with Dr. Joshua Cowen: https://youtu.be/lcQnw2jnkyc

View more episodes on Spotify.

Upcoming Events

School Integration vs Resegregation: A Battle Worth Fighting

School Integration vs Resegregation: A Battle Worth Fighting

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