Education Insight
New episodes air for the first Saturday of each month at 7:00 PM, and the following Monday at 3:00 PM.
Education Insight is a monthly radio show and podcast that tells the story of education in the Inland Empire through the diverse voices of those in and around the regional education community. The show is produced by Growing Inland Achievement in partnership with 91.9 KVCR FM. Hosted by 30-year broadcast veteran Lacey Kendall, we explore topics ranging from education challenges and shortcomings to innovations and groundbreaking ideas that are driving student success.
Latest Episodes
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Betsy Mayotte, President and Founder of The Institute of Student Loan Advisors, discusses student loan debt and accumulating interest, which has increased exponentially for retired seniors. -
Roy Juarez, Jr., Founder of CEO of the IMPACTtruth Program, shares how they unite parents to build stronger families, teach kids how to train their brain and become leaders, and lead students to write and publish a book. -
Lacey Kendall speaks with two local students who are doing exceptionally well in their academic careers. -
Childhelp is a non profit founded in California that has been asked to write curriculum for American schools to teach our kids how to stay safe from bullies and human trafficking. Micheal Medoro, Founder of Childhelp USA, discusses what they're doing to protect children. -
Lacey Kendall speaks with educators and an exceptional student about school programs that help kids with disabilities. -
Lacey Kendall speaks with Dr. Kevin Cokley, Professor of Psychology and Associate Chair for Diversity Initiatives, about diversity, equity, and inclusion in schools. -
Director Alfredo Cruz talks about the KVCR PBS Television Program for children, Learn With Me. -
Karina Augustus and Guadalupe Saldivar, Career Specialists at UCR, discuss AI in our schools. -
Dr. MD Haque, Dean of Education at the University of La Verne, discusses why many educators are leaving the profession. -
The pandemic hit student learning hard and while some districts have bounced back, others are still struggling. Dr. Tom Kane, Faculty Director for Education Policy Research at Harvard University, breaks down the latest on education recovery.
