Frankford High senior class president on the radio this morning
While the rest of the city focuses on flashmobs and curfews, some teen leaders in Philadelphia are making names for themselves in other ways.
This morning, Frankford High School senior class president and football tight end Aaron Allison will be on WHYY’s Radio Times program from 10 to 11 a.m. He and Jordan Harris of the Philadelphia Youth Commission and Shayla Torres of the Community Academy of Philadelphia and ASPIRA will talk about the roles they play in their communities and what they think of the recent acts of teen violence.
You can listen at 90.9 FM or online.
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