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Happy Friday! This is Alex with Chalkbeat New York.
The latest episode of P.S. Weekly explores teacher diversity in a school system in which students of color are often taught by white educators. The story features Isaiah Nicholson, a college freshman, who shares his experience in NYC Men Teach, a program that aims to bring more men of color into the city’s teacher pipeline.
And if you’re a fan of the pod, join us for a live event on June 11 with the student reporters who produce P.S. Weekly. They’ll dive into some of the most pressing issues facing the school system and explain how they reported on shrinking enrollment, school segregation, and more. You can register here.
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Inside one push to diversify NYC’s teacher workforce
This episode of P.S. Weekly explores how the representation gap in NYC’s teaching workforce affects the classroom and looks at efforts to change the pipeline.
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What We’re Reading
4 Questions We Must Answer Before Bringing AI Into the Classroom, EdWeek (Paywall, Opinion)
Texas School Police Pepper-Sprayed, Tackled and Tasered Students, New York Times
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Thumbnail image by Sabrina DuQuesnay / The Bell.
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