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This edWeb podcast is hosted by CAAASA, The California Association of African American Superintendents and Administrators.
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Across the country, school leaders are facing many challenges and questions as they provide support for students, families, and educators impacted by the new immigration and deportation policies. What to do if immigration agents arrive at the school? How do they convince parents to continue to send their children to school when they are afraid to be separated?
Listen to this edWeb podcast discussion with three California superintendents who are dealing with these issues in their districts: Dr. Adam Clark from Mt. Diablo, Dr. Darneika Watson from Glendale, and Dr. Antonio Shelton from Santa Monica-Malibu.
This edWeb podcast is of particular interest to any educator dealing with these challenges.
CAAASACAAASA, a group of ed leaders, advocates for policies addressing African-American student success.
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