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2. Leading Antiracist Work as a School Principal
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In this episode, we talk to Dalonte Burns, the principal of UIC College Prep, one of Noble Schools' 18 campuses. Burns speaks to his experience as a first-year principal leading anti-racism work at his school during a pandemic. He also talks about his experiences as a Noble alumnus and former paraprofessional and teacher at Noble Schools, and how his experience back then differs from now. He touches on topics from what role teachers and school staff play in providing an anti-racist education for their students to how making space for student power in the school community can create more equitable experiences.
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"Changing the Course: Building An Anti-Racist Education" is a video podcast series produced by Noble Schools, a leading charter school network in Chicago, IL. If you’re interested in seeing the video for this episode or learning more about Noble, you can visit us at nobleschools.org. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
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Hosted by Nicholas Jones, Manager of Student Support and Culture at Noble Schools.
Produced by Nicholas Jones, Ashe Kenyon, and Rachel Powers.
Edited by Ashe Kenyon.
Music by Angel Mancilla, mixed and edited by David Redick.
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