Sunday, February 18, 2018

LBJ Future Forum: Race and the Future of Texas Public Education, Feb. 21, 2018, 6:30PM

I am looking forward to attending this Future Forum on Wednesday, February 21st at the LBJ Presidential Library Atrium on the 10th floor.  Aside from the topic, which is of immense importance, I am glad to see one of our Education Policy and Planning (EPP) doctoral students, Greg Worthington, on the panel.  Please register online (see below).  

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-Angela Valenzuela

Race and The Future of Texas Public Education

Feb 21, 2018
Wednesday, Feb. 21
6:30 p.m.
LBJ Library, Atrium on 10th floor
Register Online

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With questions of race and racism at the forefront of political and policy conversations nationally, the LBJ Future Forum invites you to an intimate panel discussion and audience Q&A to explore the projected demographics of the schoolchildren and educators in the Texas public education system and some of the related policy, political, and socioeconomic issues.
A cocktail reception will follow the panel, and attendees are encouraged to continue the conversation over drinks and light bites.

Schedule
Doors open, Registration: 6-6:30 p.m.
Discussion: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Reception to follow

Panelists
  • Rafael Bejar, Outreach Coordinator, Policy Advisor, Texas Public Policy Foundation
  • Morgan Craven, Director, School-to-Prison Pipeline Project, Texas Appleseed
  • Gina Hinojosa, State Representative for House District 49
  • Gregory Worthington, doctoral student in UT’s Education Policy & Planning Program and former public school classroom teacher
  • Moderator: Julie Chang, state education reporter for the Austin American-Statesman
How to Attend
This program is open to the general public and Future Forum members. Please register online if you plan to attend.
Location & Parking
The library is located at 2313 Red River Street. Free parking will be available in the library's visitor lot (#38), entrance located right off Red River. (Look for the LBJ banners.)
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