Episode 11 - Jose Mesa

Episode 12 of the The Next Class 2.0 podcast, hosted by thenextclass2, titled "Episode 11 - Jose Mesa" was published on April 8, 2022 and runs 32 minutes.

April 8, 2022 ·32m · The Next Class 2.0

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Rob and Tom talk with Fr. Mesa, Secretary of Secondary and Pre-Secondary Education for the Society of Jesus (Jesuit), about what makes Jesuit education unique and about their interests in opening new Jesuit schools around the world.

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Rob and Tom talk with Fr. Mesa, Secretary of Secondary and Pre-Secondary Education for the Society of Jesus (Jesuit), about what makes Jesuit education unique and about their interests in opening new Jesuit schools around the world.

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