School To Prison Pipeline

Posted on June 17, 2016 by stefan

6/17: LGBT JP JM Sorell on Orlando and Northampton; Jason Fay, co-editor of “Dilemmas of Educational Ethics,” on the school-to-prison pipeline, social justice, and charter schools; PHENOM founder Max Page on pink slips just handed out to 1/3rd of UMass Boston faculty, the trustees’ fossil fuel divestment vote, and upcoming fight here to save our public schools; then live in the studio –a preview of the AMAZING Django in June concerts this weekend; plus kids and improv this weekend in Easthampton with Happier FAMILY Comedy Show starring, and with us in the studio, Laura Patrick and Sally Ekus.

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