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If you had the chance to build the secondary education system from scratch what would it look like? 

On today's roundtable, MPR News host Kerri Miller asks our panelists to consider the ideal school system. 

What elements of the current system would you change? What components should stay as is? 

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If you had the chance to build the secondary education system from scratch what would it look like?

If you had the chance to build the secondary education system from scratch what would it look like? On today's round table we ask our panelists to consider what the ideal school system would look like. What elements of the current system would you change? What components should stay as is? 

Guests: Amy Hewett-Olatunda, teaches writing and English at Leap High School in St. Paul. She is also Minnesota's 2015 Teach of the Year; 
R.T. Rybak, former mayor of Minneapolis and Executive Director of Generation Next;
Bernadeia Johnson, former superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools

Friday Roundtable: Redesigning highschool

Amy Hewett-Olatunda and Bernadeia Johnson

How should high school education be redesigned?

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