From History to Healing: Introduction
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Issues Now! Conversations About Equity
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Today we begin a new series entitled From History to Healing. I am partnering with Maureen Stover, NC Teacher of the Year and finalists for the National Teacher of the Year; Nicole Rivers, current Cumberland County Schools and Sandhills Regional Teacher of the Year; and Christopher Lucas, Cumberland County Schools runner up for Teacher of the Year. We will be discussing some of the problematic history in our country and the effect is has had on our education system. We will also discuss why it is so difficult to have these conversations both inside and outside of the classroom. Today, we will get to know the co-hosts of this series as well as hear the why behind the series.
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