Friday, March 4, 2011
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Superintendents leader weighs in on hot education issues
The legislature is debating school funding, public employee salaries and benefits, alternative ways to license teachers, and much more. What should be done to improve teaching and learning?11:00 a.m.GuestsCharlie Kyte: Executive director, Minnesota Association of School Administrators. School superintendent for 20 years. Former high school principal. Former teacher of math, physics and chemistry.More from MPRWis. governor warns of layoffs, talks to Democrats (03/04/2011)Minn. Senate passes alternative teacher licensing (03/03/2011)Resources
State of Siege: Mississippi whites and the Civil Rights movement
During the civil rights movement, states across the American South were shaken by violence as African Americans struggled for equal rights. But no state was more violent, or more resistant to integration than Mississippi. Midday presents a new documentary from American RadioWorks, "State of Siege" explores the extraordinary tactics white Mississippians used to block integration with blacks.12:00 p.m.More from MPRGovt and Indian farmers agree on $680M settlement (10/19/2010)St. Cloud schools racism investigation moves forward (10/13/2010)Ousted USDA employee Sherrod plans to sue blogger (07/29/2010)Resources
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