Former Representative Marcus Brandon, D-Guilford, spoke at the John Locke Foundation’s weekly Shaftesbury Society Presentation Monday. Brandon, who is now the executive director of CarolinaCAN, focused on “Poverty, Policy, and Participation” and covered topics ranging from the Achievement School District to charter funding, local participation and authority, and opportunity scholarships. Watch his full presentation below.
Former Rep. Marcus Brandon talks school choice, poverty, and local participation
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Former Rep. Marcus Brandon talks school choice, poverty, and local participation
by Liz Bell, EducationNC
August 24, 2016