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Category Archives: Town Hall
Dr. Pruitt in Kentucky adopts TV Frasier’s, “I’m Listening”
Education Town Hall with Education Commissioner Dr. Stephen Pruitt at KEDC in Ashland during his eleven schools tour: “How does Kentucky define school success? “This listening tour will be an opportunity for all education shareholders to provide input to the Kentucky Department … Continue reading
I recently returned from the exciting and dynamic discourse with NBC’s Education Nation as their panelist on “Stepping Up: The Power of a Parent Advocate”. Click here to hear the discussion. Now I’m considering to go to a Senate Hearing … Continue reading
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