Why is your child struggling in school... from a Black boy who became a principal. In this 46th episode of "The Sneaker Principal Podcast" I will be leaning on both my personal and professional experience to discuss the the crisis of both the disengagement and un-engagement of black and brown children in the traditional school system and strategies that can be implemented to spark and reignite the love of learning.

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