High school student Joshua Webb has never had a teacher who looks like him. Hear how one North Carolina school district’s <a href="https://www.ednc.org/edgecombes-scholar-teachers-program-looks-forward-to-first-cohort-of-teachers-coming-home-this-fall/" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">grow-your-own teacher program </a>is bringing talented students back to the district as teachers – and how Corning is helping them do it. ​

High school student Joshua Webb has never had a teacher who looks like him. Hear how one North Carolina school district’s grow-your-own teacher program is bringing talented students back to the district as teachers – and how Corning is helping them do it. ​

High school student Joshua Webb has never had a teacher who looks like him. Hear how one North Carolina school district’s <a href="https://www.ednc.org/edgecombes-scholar-teachers-program-looks-forward-to-first-cohort-of-teachers-coming-home-this-fall/" rel="noopener noreferrer">grow-your-own teacher program </a>is bringing talented students back to the district as teachers – and how Corning is helping them do it. ​

Episode 4: North Carolina’s Black Educator Pipeline

Vital Voices is a podcast from Corning Incorporated that explores innovative ways companies can be a force for good in our communities. Join co-hosts Dr. Millicent Ruffin, director of Corning's Office of Racial Equality and Social Unity, Community Affairs, and Sissy Siero, founder and CEO of Siero Media, this season as they explore how Corning partners with community leaders to realize our vision of facilitating equity and access in educational pursuits, in employment opportunity and in physical and mental safety for groups who have been institutionally disadvantaged at work and in society.

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