College Access During COVID-19

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19/06/2020 48 min
College Access During COVID-19

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What does college access look like during COVID-19? We spoke with Tomika Ferguson (VCU Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership), Tomika Brown (Director of the College Place, Virginia-Alexandria), Amy Jefferson (VCU PhD Student in Curriculum, Culture, and Change and parent of a rising high school senior), Charleita Richardson (President and CEO of Partnership for the Future), Diamond Scott (Class of 2020 graduate from Thomas Jefferson High School in Richmond Public Schools), and Jontae Burton (Class of 2020 Graduate from Henrico High School in Henrico County Public Schools) about how COVID has impacted their work and plans for the future.

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