Morning Joe live from Tampa
March 25: ‘Great Expectations’ broadcast and town hall event focuses on education. Guests include Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, Former Gov. Jeb Bush & musician John Legend
My commentaryGood Morning, Its Thursday and I caught the Morning Joe and the Great Expectations on Education forum that they held in Tampa Fla. I am hoping that I will be able to find some video on it to put in my blog. What I did catch was that it takes a bottom up philosophy starting with the parents, community involvement, a coalition of after school volunteers and the teachers and school district getting involved to get the kids to know they are the ones who control their destiny, that they can do it and have the education they so deserve...
I found videos about the Education forum this morning take a look and listen, I do not know if I have them in order. But what they discussed is very important to our national education and our children and their futures....They are below the story
NEW YORK - March 23, 2010 - MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” will broadcast live from Tampa, Florida on Thursday, March 25 with a special broadcast and town hall event focused on education in America. The “Great Expectations” broadcast will bring together the leaders who are at the helm of education reform in America. The program will also feature a one-hour town hall discussion with special guests and members of the Florida education community.
“Morning Joe” co-anchors Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski
will be joined by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, Former Governor Jeb Bush, Grammy-Award winner John Legend, Rev. Al Sharpton, and Mayor Cory Booker among others. The guests will discuss what works and what doesn’t when it comes to education, including success stories of educational entrepreneurs and schools that have exceeded expectations.
The broadcast will originate from Alexander Elementary in Tampa, a school that is proof that when a state, a school district and teachers commit to teaching, they can exceed expectations and show success in student performance. The broadcast is not open to the public. Introduction
A discussion with Ex Gov. Jeb Bush on an amendment that was passed in Fla that pays teachers according to their performance.
this is with Mika and the Howard Shultz the Chairman and Ceo of Starbucks which is in partnership with morning Joe on Education.
EX Mayor Bloomberg and NYC budget cuts and teachers and charter schools, and unorthodox - but effective methods that they are implementing
Thos video is the forum with Sharpton, Bloomberg, Legend, Scarboro, and Mike Barnacle
Papers should have a section on Education
Budget Cuts and Media Coverage
This video is about Los Angeles and their Urban League and their President Blair Taylor and how "Neighborhoods at Work" changed the outlook of one High School and what can happen to schools across the nation.
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