Showing posts with label african american male summit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label african american male summit. Show all posts
Monday, December 12, 2011
New Podcast Added
Sunday's interview with Green Run High School Principal Dr. George Parker has been added to the podcast. We discuss the upcoming Virginia Beach Schools African American Male Summit, which Dr. Parker's school is hosting. Click here to view the podcast list
Friday, December 9, 2011
December11th -- African American Male Summit
Sunday, 12/11 @ 6am
92.9 The Wave, ESPN Radio 94.1, Star 1310 and 97.3 The Eagle
Virginia Beach Public Schools will hold its 5th Annual African American Male Summit on Saturday, January 7th, at Green Run High School. The event is titled, "Stones of Hope: Foundation for Our Future," a reference to the Martin Luther King Monument that was unveiled earlier in 2011 in Washington D.C. Dr. King has served as an inspirational theme for the summit since the beginning.
My guest is Dr. George Parker, the principal of Green Run High School. He says that while the summit is directed after African American boys, all students in 8th through 12th grades are welcome to attend, as are their parents. The goal of the summit is to engage and inspire students.
The summit includes workshops on goal setting, succeeding in high school, and college preparation. There will also be representatives from a number of colleges present.
For information about the African American Male Summit, visit the VBSchools.com website.
92.9 The Wave, ESPN Radio 94.1, Star 1310 and 97.3 The Eagle
Virginia Beach Public Schools will hold its 5th Annual African American Male Summit on Saturday, January 7th, at Green Run High School. The event is titled, "Stones of Hope: Foundation for Our Future," a reference to the Martin Luther King Monument that was unveiled earlier in 2011 in Washington D.C. Dr. King has served as an inspirational theme for the summit since the beginning.
My guest is Dr. George Parker, the principal of Green Run High School. He says that while the summit is directed after African American boys, all students in 8th through 12th grades are welcome to attend, as are their parents. The goal of the summit is to engage and inspire students.
The summit includes workshops on goal setting, succeeding in high school, and college preparation. There will also be representatives from a number of colleges present.
For information about the African American Male Summit, visit the VBSchools.com website.
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