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With Cherniele Herring, Majority Leader of the Virginia House of Delegates, Paul McLean, Director of the Virginia Minority Cannabis Coalition, Don Scott, Delegate of the Virginia House of Delegates, and Sheba Williams, Executive Director of Nolef Turns. Moderated by Ngiste Abebe of Columbia Cares.
With Cherniele Herring, Majority Leader of the Virginia House of Delegates, Paul McLean, Director of the Virginia Minority Cannabis Coalition, Don Scott, Delegate of the Virginia House of Delegates, and Sheba Williams, Executive Director of Nolef Turns. Moderated by Ngiste Abebe of Columbia Cares.





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The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed dramatic inequities across cities, sectors, and services, but perhaps none with more immediate and dramatic ramifications than those in K-12 education.
There is no leader in the space better equipped to lead the discussion about what’s next than Kaya Henderson.
As Chancellor of the DC Public School system, Kaya led the greatest improvement of any urban district on the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) in multiple years in her tenure. That achievement reflected enrollment growth, increased graduation rates, and improvements in student satisfaction and teacher retention.
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