the other high schools were very strict and rigid, and community high was a place that was more loose would have been better for me. i wasn't prepared to do school how community does school, or did school then. - [woman] how are you? - she's totally calm. she's not sweating this. i'm like the wreck. already, it seems so much more professional. we were so, not gonna say disorganized, but it didn't feel formal in any way. and so already though, i can feel like it's a little more serious than it was. - [teacher] we all know that community high school is a lottery school, which means every year... (students chattering) - when i was in eighth grade and starting to figure out if i could go to community or not, my dad got really sick. he knew about this plan and was supportive of it and then in march of my eighth grade year, he passed away. my mom was completely in favor of it. so it was an open secret that i lived in ypsilanti and was going to school in ann arbor. and so people, for the most part, just looked the other way. it wasn't until my junior year that it became a problem. what i end

his dad was principal at another nearby high school. one of his uncles was a school superintendent, his mom was a teacher, his wife was a teacher. i imagine the author turned to them and said what would you do here? how would you handle this? and he was a consensus builder. he spent a lot of of time meeting with parents, both black-and-white, he also met with students and he spent a lot of time in faculty meetings. getting everybody at least to the point of saying we will obey the law. he recruited the football team, even though many of them did not want to do it. he really worked within his sphere of influence and trying to build the best solution he could. it ended up getting out of his control but i really think he did everything within his ability. host: opening day of school in clinton was monday, august 27 1956. i wanted to get their names on the record, can you list all of the students -- the black students enrolled on the first day? guest: i absolutely can but because we are doing this on television i am going to panic and worry

is this the sign for liberty high school? is that what we're doing here? elizabeth: yeah. damian: all right. so we're going to see that in some of the images. but, first, elizabeth, tell us what we're doing with the students there and the opportunity that just came about for them. elizabeth: yeah, so the opportunity actually came about with our school resource officer officer mike wrecker, and he just approached me, he got a chance to, you know, meet my students, i'm their english teacher, and he said, "hey, what if we start--" his intention was a mariachi club, you know, for them to be able to play music. and i thought it was kind of a crazy idea, but i said, "you know what? i'll pitch it to the boys and see what they think." and i did. i asked them, and they were excited and they're like, "sure. let's try it out." and it evolved, you know, from mariachi to what they like to listen to, you know, corridos and, you know, some of the newer stuff. and, you know, officer wrecker's intention was just like, "let's see if there's interest." and within 2 weeks they were performing

for for the class of 2023 at this high school outside kids. it's the only way they want it to mark this milestone. put through blue shield supervisory. sure. i wanted the world to see what happened to my school by to sure to see that i did not get hung up on the fact that it burned down. i'm showing up. i'm still alive. say shit is a little was before the war. their school had just been renovated, it's principal tells me she's on it, hosted 400 students, russian troops that occupied the town and use the school as their base. they took household items such as washing machines from homes. as they were driven out, they set it on fire. this room where i am right now. this was the theatre in the cafeteria, a place full of laughter. now, just look at it, look at the devastation here. the russians, they spared absolutely nothing. they even said the buses outside, on fire, as they retreated. it flies in the face of any russian claims that they do not target civilian infrastructure. the school principal shows me what is left of her office. to me still h

the don't compete in female sports in high school?— in high school?ool? the real reason is personalto me, _ in high school? the real reason is personal to me, to _ in high school? the real reason is personal to me, to some - is personal to me, to some degree. i was one of those female athletes that was born onto the side loads and i have to watch my brothers, cousins, all of the males in my life compete and i didn't have that opportunity, because there wasn't anything for the girls, so finally when i was in couege so finally when i was in college the bill was passed and i was able to compete for the university of wyoming in a number of sports, it was like the whole world opened up for me, and from that point on, after i graduated i went into coaching as well as teaching and i coached both females and males, and ifelt like it was probably the greatest legislation as females that we could have had pastored our country, it provided us a level playing field, giving us the same opportunity as the man, it was amazing, so i have always been an advocate, i ta

i went to public schools all throughout high school. d my parents, they ran a medical practice there that my dad and mom had set up when i was in elementary school. and that sort of was a pivotal sort of experience for me because i spent a lot of time there as a kid, and it shaped my excitement and interest for pursuing medicine later in life. david: and were both your parents medical doctors? dr. murthy: my father is a doctor. he is a family medicine doctor. my mother actually did her degree in english literature, but we like to say that she is an inherent healer herself, because it comes naturally to her. and as somebody who ran my dad's clinic for many years there, the patients in the clinic all came to know her and to trust her. david: did you always want to be a doctor in elementary school and high school? did you know that was your calling? dr. murthy: well, i was inspired by my parents early on to become a doctor, and for much of grade school that was pretty clear, that is what i wanted to do. toward the end of high school, things

it is a qual, uh, i believe it is necessary that we were just the name and of angela davis high school. since i have not received any proposal from the application to community or the mayor of san denise. i believe that with phoebe at the name of rosa pox, to have the head of the park, his region who ordered the name change. valerie progress, i choose davis of being photo dangerous, some devices back in 2021. the american active this along with other academics accused friends of having a quote colonial mentality which could be seen. right. it's governance and quote, the move to to name the school comes and it fresh soul searching in front after a french algerian teenager was shot dead by police last month, sparking violent riots, selecting sections of racism by the security forces. just to put the story in some context and under with davis is a human rights activist. suffice against racial discrimination seen by controversial by some during her student years, she joined the radical block pump her movement, which fought for the civil rights of black americans. the 1970s, the f. b. i pun

and joe understands that a high school diploma alone isn't enough to find a great career. that does not mean there's only one path to success. so students, and i love this part of it as a teacher, students can enroll in high school. i'm sure many of you have this in your states, and to take college courses and then they can enroll in registered apprenticeships. and they can train and growing industries and find great jobs with associates agrees. -- associates degrees. through the biden administration's investing in america agenda, we are creating millions of these drops and growing industries like clean energy and manufacturing. it's work that pays well and often does not require four years of college. so the biden education pathway starts with free high quality universal preschool, because that is where it's at, i don't care. we've got to get those kids educated early, off to a good start. and it ends with a high school experience that prepares students for, you know, for their next steps. so it provides for two years of affordable community college. it opens up an avenue

and joe understands that a high school diploma alone isn't enough to find a great career. that does not mean there's only one path to success. so students, and i love this part of it as a teacher, students can enroll in high school. i'm sure many of you have this in your states, and to take college courses and then they can enroll in registered apprenticeships. and they can train and growing industries and find great jobs with associates agrees. -- associates degrees. through the biden administration's investing in america agenda, we are creating millions of these drops and growing industries like clean energy and manufacturing. it's work that pays well and often does not require four years of college. so the biden education pathway starts with free high quality universal preschool, because that is where it's at, i don't care. we've got to get those kids educated early, off to a good start. and it ends with a high school experience that prepares students for, you know, for their next steps. so it provides for two years of affordable community college. it opens up an avenue

mean there's only one path to success so students and i love this part, students can enroll in high schoolny of you have a senior state, college courses and then enroll in apprenticeship and training and growing industries, great jobs with the associate history so through the biden administration investing in america growing industries like clean energy and manufacturing. and doesn't require four years of college. so free schools because i don't care, we have to get them educated. the high school experience that prepares students for their next steps so provides for two years of affordable community college and opened up a two or four year degree. if that's what you want. so its. is by economics. from the bottom up and middle out and that's what he campaigned on and what he said he would do. it may feel we find common ground, these efforts can bring americans together. how many of you touch the program in your own states. inog colorado, i talked with ste legislators on both sides of the aisle that would provide free and reduced cost job training for in demand careers and governor signs tho

her students had to complete their high school years at a nearby village. they travelled to every day, leaving their memories behind. to go do symmetrical as others to jessica lucy, when you look at the school, if you remember those times when everyone headphones played games and started to boost go call, literally do it says look like it's so set to look at it. now. i think some of the do it to so many people have to said to this, it all we studied him for 10 years. man, for the moment, the memories, the videos, the jugs seeing you politically he's, it's a g so difficult to look lot. and it's like you've destroyed from inside with their budgeting of all is said. since the beginning of the war over 3300 academic institutions have been damaged or destroyed in ukraine. on another side is a former education minister and is now in education activist. with the war showing no signs of ending any time soon. she tells me faster solutions are needed for affected students. the scale damage if, if it's enormous, right, and it's at one school school like this to build i

and i love this part as a teacher, students can enroll in high school. i'm sure many of you have this in your states to take college courses and then they can enrolled in registered apprenticeship santa train and growing industries and find great jobs with associates degrees. so through the biden administration's investing in america agenda we are creating millions of these jobs and industries like clean energy and manufacturing and its work that pays well and often doesn't require four years of college. so the biden education pathway starts with free quality universal preschool -- community college andar opens up an avenue to a four-year degree if that's what you want. you've heard joe say this a million times from the bottom up and the middle out that's what he campaigned on, to grow the middle class. at a time it may feel like we struggle to find common ground, these efforts can bring americans together. i have seen how many of you are already doing these types of programs in your own states. in colorado i talked with legislators on both sides of the

as you can imagine. _ towards the high school. as you can imagine. it — towards the high school. it is all chaos. there is lots of— imagine, it is all chaos. there is lots of police activity, lots of ambulances going back and forth, helicopters all over the place, kids in the _ helicopters all over the place, kids in the parking lot, parents in the parking — in the parking lot, parents in the parking lot, so i began walking around, — parking lot, so i began walking around, looking for andy. parking lot, so i began walking around, looking forandy. i parking lot, so i began walking around, looking for andy. i can't find him — around, looking for andy. i can't find him anywhere. every few minutes, _ find him anywhere. every few minutes, i— find him anywhere. every few minutes, i would call the house phone, — minutes, i would call the house phone, and it would just keep going to voice _ phone, and it would just keep going to voice mail and saying, andy, if phone, and it would just keep going to voice mail and saying, anc would saying he is, i prayed that he would die.

a survey that was done in high schools, middle schools and high schools. — schools, middle schools andf white or— schools, showed that about 20% of white or european —looking students had been _ white or european —looking students had been stopped and frisked by the police _ had been stopped and frisked by the police during the past year, or in their— police during the past year, or in their entire — police during the past year, or in their entire life. it was almost 40% of north— their entire life. it was almost 40% of north african. so you see there is a proportion, there is a disproportion.— is a proportion, there is a dis--roortion. ., ., . . disproportion. that was a french academic speaking _ disproportion. that was a french academic speaking to _ disproportion. that was a french academic speaking to my - disproportion. that was a french i academic speaking to my colleague disproportion. that was a french - academic speaking to my colleague in paris. as i mentioned, that meeting with emmanuel macron and his ministers is under way now. we will bring you more from that as it comes

three years ago, the members of the class of 2023 were high school freshman.djusting to their new normal, when suddenly nothing was normal. for the recent graduates, every year of their high school career was touched by the pandemic. in spite of the challenges, they never lost perseverance and creativity. we hear from the graduating seniors at sequoia high school in redwood city, california, for their take on the future. >> hold on real quick. >> my name is becca rosenberg. i'm a high school senior at 17 years old. >> my favorite show is probably seinfeld. >> friends. >> euphoria. >> stranger things. >> i like all kinds of music. >> japanese jazz. it is very relaxing. my news, i try not to get a lot of it. >> social media. sometimes instagram, google. >> i'm very proud of my family. >> something i like about myself is to be proud of a mexican. >> i'm a good listener. >> i'm nervous at first, may be quiet and introverted. but once you get to know me more, i bloom out more. >> when the pandemic started i was 14. >> i had to rewire myself into a zoom. >>>> social

of my secondary students go to vocational and technical conservatories in the high school period. my goal is to reach 45 % by the end of the 7th program. this means that buying 500,000 technical and vocational high school students who will become unemployed, make 1109, or convert the number of high schools into media , which means that we should equip the existing conservatories well . they wanted to discuss the issue of employment parisa mehr of radio and television news agency announced the address and details of the pre-registration system for the elections of the 12th term of the islamic council . mci.ir this course is conducted by the islamic council and candidates must upload and register their documents in this system , a card or a certificate of completion of service or a permanent exemption card for men under 50 years of age , a master's degree or higher or equivalent certificate acceptance of use for managers and officials not having the citizenship of another country and not having residence in another country is one of the requirements for registering candidates for re

it completely billed by high school students. >> i would never think that a up high school students canther and create a car that can cross states. we are about to do it. reporter: meet the solar racing club. a small but mighty and motivated group of students from palo alto high better the innovators behind this solar powered car. completely made from scratch. this team has been working 12 hour days to develop and build his car to withstand a cross-country trip. >> and has been a process of and struggle. we are trying to go from a prototype and idea to bring it to real-life. there are a bunch of struggles along the way. as long as you're able to work with your team, you can pull through. reporter: the final day of production before the team is off to dallas texas to compete in the 30th annual solar powered car challenge. i schools -- high schools have worked together to come -- complete a race from texas to california. the students have completed the car in four months. >> we been working for months on this project. we would be proud to drive there or bring it there and drive all the wa

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i went to kenny gwynn junior high school. [ cheers and applause ] i went to clark high school. [ cheersnd applause ] and then the university of nevada las vegas. [ cheers and applause ] i enrolled at unlv in the fall of 1985. as a young man i had the privilege of watching the great jerry tarkanian and his running rebels electrify this town. [ cheers and applause ] i started a promising career in high school at a store called miller's outpost where -- selling parachute pants and shrink to fit jeans. i got my first job in broadcasting, unpaid of course, hosting a sunday night talk show on our local college radio station, kunv. [ applause ] no one listened to it then either. five weeks later the program director, a guy named ken jordan, called me into his office and he told me i was fired. and i said, but i'm not getting paid, how can i be fired? and he then explained how it would work. it was actually very simple. i would just stop coming in. [ laughter ] so i did. our house was about three miles from here. we grew up in what was known as chinatown, what is now known as chinatown. we live

it is a deep material should all be reading in high school so brooke allen the obvious question is what was it teaching john locke to maximum security prisoners and what did you expect and what was he what the actual reality? well i expected that it might be a difficult sure but in fact, they were a lot easier to with and still are really than college students. they had had to make a big effort to get into the program had to apply to bennington college effectively and be deemed at a good enough level to get in and do their college level work not remedial and. so some of the students had were sort of like ordinary college students, quite young and untested. some of them were men in their fifties and sixties who'd been sitting the prison reading books for 30 years and were very very advanced and could do fine in any graduate program. so the classes tend to run the gamut between the sort of more basic college freshmen and people who could be in third year graduate program. and what was really great me and it continues to be is that they help each other. if there are some students who are v

i heard you started wearing a suit when you were in high school. i started wearing suits in the ninth grade. i wanted to dress where i wanted to go. raised by a single mother, he started showing up at city and county meetings, asking questions. i was like, why do you have to mess with the people? he was like, well, mama, i just want to know, how am i to know if i do x? smith, who still lives at home, announced he would run for mayor last year before graduating from high school. a lot of people don't vote due to the fact that change never happened within this community. so he helped his young friends register to vote. hey, hey, how y'all doing? and convinced others like restaurant owner gloria williams, to give him a shot. my thing is, with young people, they have more energy. if they can't get it, get it done themselves, they can get help getting it done. and when i ran my campaign, i knocked on every door because i wanted to show the people that it's time for a change. it's time for a transformation here within the city. earle arkansas a shell of

what about in high schools? are you finding that high schools are not teaching what we call the classics today? no, certainly not. and they're censoring and editing some of these classics as well. the clearest case of this would be huckleberry finn over the last several decades. now you've seen moves to ban huck finn because it deals with the issue of slavery and you've seen calls to censor politically incorrect words out of the book. and this is so ironic when you get to huckleberry finn, because huckleberry finn is an indictment of slavery. huckleberry finn is an indictment of racism. but the philistines who are unfortunately leading our schools and our universities today, don't seem to understand that. i would be surprised if they ever crack the spine of the book themselves. they've just been told by somebody else that it's racist and therefore terrible, and we have to get rid of it. so unfortunately, now you're seeing all sorts of bizarre, frankly obscene in and pornographic books creeping into schools. one

derby officials keep the cars at coolidge high school gymnasium. so the cars can't be ordered. and then they do leave all the cars in track when take your car off, you worried about them being careful with your car? you you don't want them there is steering system of the brakes. the other boys had some pretty good races. they were quite good pretty fast. i had to pop up my car so the wheels wouldn't get flat. i got real tense when they started lining because i wasn't in first race greg was in first attorney general kennedy started race. the racing system and he and the winner from each of three cars comes back races again one oh right. okay great. well all. i don't know about the other guys but when i get on the ramp from the long and nervous because i'm too busy on other things like getting ready to steal my car or getting in a good position. so i get to the car and you go and inhale. 35 or 40 miles and now the wind in your face and people cheering and you stay down low in the car stage, gated you get the maximum speed is an exciting feeling as you get to the bottom of the my

this is the ultimate hosting justice kilo talked about this next story, a part of his high school named after the us civil rights activism. sheila davis is to be renamed over comments she made 2 years ago, stating that racism was systemic. infront is a qual, i believe it is necessary that we reject the naming of angela davis high school. since i have not received any other proposal from the educational community or the mayor of saint dennis. i suggest that we attribute the name of rosa parks to give us the head of a part of the region and follow repub, chris, who ordered the name change. unexcused miss davis of being dangerous. um, decisive back in 2021. the american activist, along with other academics like choose fronts of having a quote colonial mentality which could be seen throughout its governance and quote, the move to really in the school comes in it. fresh soul searching in front of 3 french will during teenager was shot dead by police last month in a traffic incident, sparking violent riots and accusations of racism by the security forces until it davis is a human rights activ

when i was in high school, my father said, "for years in the military you will never achieve."'ve had 30 and still counting. it was the aspect that he encouraged me because he had toured in vietnam. he talked to me about going to the military academy and i told him, i'm not interested in the military. and he encouraged me to apply for scholarships to help pay my way through school. so i did, i applied for all three, army, navy and air force. i got selected to go to all three. i elected not to go to the navy interview because i knew i did not want to be in the navy. i got a scholarship for the air force in the army, i was pursuing a degree in architecture and civil engineering because i wanted to go back to texas, i graduated high school in virginia and my dad knew how the process worked in the army. he said you go army, there's no guarantee will be an engineer. you go air force, they will make you an engineer, so i went air force. and i came home at christmas and talk to my dad, he gave me more advice and said all you have to do is go to class and go to lab and that's what i di

front, that is a qual, i believe, which is necessary that we reject the naming of angela davis high school permit. since i have not received any other proposal from the educational community or the matter of saint dennis, i suggest that we attribute the name of rosa parks to her. that was the head of the parish beach in valerie pick. press who owed the name change while calling miss davis, dangerous and divisive. in 2021, the american activist, along with those academics accused funds of having a quote colonial mentality which could be seen throughout his governance. the move to the name of the school comes up to a french algerian teenager was shot dead, impoverished by police last month. and a traffic incident sparking violent riots, looting and accusations of racism by the security forces. under the davis is a human rights activist with a focus on racial discrimination. and as soon as she joined their vertical bike ponds and movements which forth for the civil rights of african americans. and then i see 7 says the f b, i puts it on his most wanted list, which provokes widespread outcry a