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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2023 · 56 MIN

Ep. 050: Jack Johnson Pannell: A Firm Handshake In Baltimore

from Forgotten America · host Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy

As the founder of Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys, a public charter school, Jack Johnson Pannell aims to disrupt the status quo in education and design by building an effective model of teaching and learning for boys of color. As an impact social entrepreneur, he is expanding the Collegiate Model through a national network of schools.    Jack joins Garrett on the podcast to talk about what makes an all boys school so different, and the massive impact that just a firm handshake and a tie can have on these young men.    On this episode of Forgotten America.   Jack Johnson Pannell Founder, Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys @Lyncaeus   ---------- Hosted by Garrett Ballengee  Executive Director - @gballeng  Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy    Executive Producer Amanda Kieffer  Communications Director - @akieffer13  Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy    Produced & Edited by Tony Reed  Associate Director of Operations - @treed1134  International Center for Law & Economics    Follow:  YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram  Support:  Patreon, Donate, Newsletter

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