Mike Matthews Excellent Interview on WDEL w/Al Mascitti
Ex Blogger Current Special Education and RCEA President Mike Matthews appeared on the WDEL Morning Show with Al Mascitti today to talk about the priority schools, the Delaware Department of Education, Race To The Top, and the 148th General Assembly. This is a must-hear podcast!
*Thanks to blogger extraordinaire Teachezwell for updating me on the link!
I am a proud parent of a son with Tourette's Syndrome and several other co-morbidities. I write on this blog to educate other parents so they know a bit more about not only special education, but all the really bad things that are happening with public schools in Delaware and the USA. We are all in this together, and if our children aren't able to advocate for themselves it's up to us parents! We need to stop letting companies run our schools, and demand our children get a proper education. Our Departments of Education in our states have become weak with fear from the bullying US DOE, and we need to take back our schools!
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5 thoughts on “Mike Matthews Excellent Interview on WDEL w/Al Mascitti”
I couldn’t get your link to work, but it sounds interesting!
Wonderful!!! Miss working with Matt Lots of great discussion and good ideas exchanged. I am hopeful that education will move in a positive direction for our precious Delaware students.
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I couldn’t get your link to work, but it sounds interesting!
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It’s working now. I never loaded a sound file on here before, so this is a first!
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Thanks for letting me know. I then tried your post below that one and got a weird page that I’ve never seen before. Peculiar.
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That’s a reblog to my favorite Delaware blog, Kilroy’s Delaware. I found some old stuff of his today which I wasn’t aware of.
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Wonderful!!! Miss working with Matt Lots of great discussion and good ideas exchanged. I am hopeful that education will move in a positive direction for our precious Delaware students.
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