In this insightful episode, we sit down with a seasoned K-12 public school teacher Keyauna, to explore the unique challenges and opportunities faced by Black students in today’s educational landscape. We discuss the importance of cultural relevance and representation in the classroom, the critical role of executive functioning skills, and strategies for engaging high school students.

Our guest also shares invaluable advice for fostering parental involvement from early childhood through high school, tackling systemic issues, and envisioning a future where Black students thrive. Whether you're a parent, educator, or advocate, this conversation offers powerful insights to support and empower our kids as they head back to school.

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Podcast Question:

As you reflect on the challenges and opportunities within the education system ask yourself this, how can I as a parent caregiver or community member become more actively involved in supporting and advocating for the educational needs of black children, not just in my family, but within the broader community? What steps can I take today to ensure that our children are not only seen and heard, but also empowered to thrive in environments that may not always have their best interests at heart?