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Week of June 4 - 8, 2012
Week of June 4 - 8, 2012
Weekdays 12pm-2pm
Here's the rundown for this week's guests
Monday 6/4
Hr. 1
Does better teaching begin with better-prepared and better-trained teachers? We talk with educator and author Dan Bartalo, author of Closing The Teaching Gap
Hr. 2
Investigative journalist Katherine Stewart discusses the results of her first-hand research into whether some sectarian groups are trying to erode the non-sectarian mandate of public education (recorded)
Tuesday 6/5
Hr. 1
A look at the Rochester city budget, just before the start of budget hearings this week, with City Council Finance Chair Carolee Conklin
Hr. 2
What research into our neighborhoods can teach us about fighting crime effectively; RIT’s John Klofas and the Center for Public Safety Initiatives’ Mike Langenbacher
Wednesday 6/6
Hr. 1
A new report on America’s air quality—and New York State’s—with Michael Seilback, northeast region VP of the American Lung Association, joining us on the line from New York (rescheduled from 5/30)
Hr. 2
Ann Johnson, executive director of ACT Rochester—the joint project of the United Way and the Rochester Area Community Foundation—shares the community report card for the total metropolitan region
Thursday 6/7
Hr. 1
We convene our panel of antiques experts in the College of Collectible Knowledge to answer your questions
Hr. 2
Scott Thomas of the Business First publications group shares the region-wide numbers on how successfully our public schools are educating our children
Friday 6/8 (Education Friday)
Frank Cegelski conducts a two hour Education Friday program on issues of educational policy and schooling practices
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