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Policy Report Reveals Trouble for Georgia School Districts – Part 2

GBPI Deputy Director Taifa Butler talks with WABE 90.1 FM Rose Scott about GBPI’s recently released education report: Survey Says: Trouble for Schools. Read full article here.

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