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    The Mill River Podcast: School is in Session. Right?
    The Mill River Podcast: School is in Session. Right?
    Connecting Mill River Schools educators with each other and the broader community, during Coronavirus and beyond.

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    Acknowledging. Talking.
    by Dave Younce

    This episode highlights Ronnie Holcomb and Brad Rideout, two black men who work with me in the Mill River Schools. Brad and Ronnie help to shed light on today’s world by being vulnerable, candid and open about their life experiences. This conversation, intended to be the first of many, focuses on their perspectives. There’s a lot to learn. It’s time for us to listen.

     

     

    Acknowledging. Talking.
    Acknowledging. Talking.
    2020-06-10
    Dave Younce
    The Finish Line
    2020-05-20
    Dave Younce
    Faced With Unknown? Make Wise Decisions.
    2020-05-02
    Dave Younce

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    • Agency of Education report looks beyond pandemic
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