Your host, Dr. Jamal Watson, sits down with the former U.S. Secretary of Education and president of the non-profit Education Trust, Dr. John B. King Jr. Widely commended for his lifelong dedication to education, Dr. King now wants to bring his fresh perspective as an educator to the governor’s seat of Maryland.
Believing that education and public institutions truly can save lives, he shares his blueprint for closing the opportunity and achievement gaps from preschool through college.
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“Whether it's K-12 educators or higher-ed faculty and staff, you see how all the other systems impact students and their families. Whether or not they have safe and affordable housing, whether or not they are food insecure, whether or not they have health care — all of those issues you end up interacting with as an educator.”
“That's one of the frustrations of this moment in our politics. We have the resources. The question is: Do we have the political will?”
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Learn more about John B. King Jr. and his run for Governor at: johnkingforgovernor.comJohn B. King Jr., J.D., Ed.D. - The Education Trust
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