The State of Public Schools in Camden: Part Two
ListenGuests: David Sciarra, Stephen Danley, and Carmen Crespo
Last month, Marty sat down with Camden City School District Superintendent Paymon Rouhanifard to discuss the state of Camden’s public school system. Today we hear from three different voices on the same issue. Our guests are DAVID SCIARRA, Executive Director of the Education Law Center, STEPHEN DANLEY, Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Administration at Rutgers University-Camden, and CARMEN CRESPO, a parent activist and organizer for Save Our Schools New Jersey. In this hour of Radio Times, they’ll discuss their vision for the city’s public schools, the plans to add more charter schools to the district, state intervention in Camden, and more.
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