Education Matters

Jim Schatzman from Racine Vocational Ministries. Joyce Gregg hosts.

Kenosha School Board member Marc Hujic. There's a lot to talk about, what with plans gelling for a new high school referendum and some recent administrative tussles. Terry hosts.

Professors Nancy Blair and Michael Dickmann of Cardinal Stritch University, Milwaukee, recently authored the book "Leading Coherently--Reflections from Leaders Around the World." Professor Blair will discuss the qualities

San Juan Diego (Mike Frontier and Laura Sumner Coon)

Bob Peterson, a Milwaukee Public Schools 5th grade teacher and co-editor of a locally-based, well-respected educational journal, "Rethinking Schools." Dwayne hosts.

Rex Rukavina and Guy Gregg discuss the Lighthouse Brigade Marching Band Summer Program in Racine. Joyce Gregg hosts.

Terry Lawler speaks with students from both RUSD and KUSD.

Three Carthage College "Target Language" teachers who've been teaching first-year language students this past school year. They are Wen Wei (Chinese), Ana Lopez (Spanish) and Ania Werth (German).

A mental program at Case High School in Racine. This program originally aired last fall.

Dr. Kelly McFatter, Dir. of Teacher Preparation at UW-Parkside. She and Dwayne will discuss the impact of the No Child Left Behinid on teacher education. The law is up for renewal this year.

Host Joyce Gregg speaks with two of the three Racine School Board members who've just completed the first year of their three year terms. Did expectations match reality?

High school students have varying degrees of ability to make the leap from school to the workplace.

Deb Davidson, Exec. Dir. of Advanced Technology Centers at Gateway Technical College, is Dwayne's guest.

Three inductees into the Southeastern Wisconsin Educators Hall of Fame: Judy Moungey, ex-Case High School business dept.