Is The Education System in America Broken? | Principal H. Ato-Bakari Chase

RAW SUCCESS

In this powerful episode of Raw Success, we dive deep into the challenges and potential solutions for the American education system with Hubert Ato-Bakari Chase, an award-winning educator, leader, and advocate for underserved youth. With 25 years of experience as an educational leader, teacher, and mentor, Brother Ato shares insights from his journey in urban and alternative education, emphasizing the urgent need for change to better support at-risk youth. Brother Ato's extensive background includes roles as principal, assistant principal, curriculum writer, and youth mentor across Pre-K through 12th grade, giving him a unique and holistic perspective on student development. He discusses his experiences leading schools in challenging urban areas, where he has seen firsthand the strengths and gaps in the system. Topics discussed: Why the American education system may not be serving all students equally Strategies for uplifting and empowering youth in urban communities The role of educators, schools, and communities in reshaping education How Brother Ato's journey and ongoing pursuit of a Doctorate in Educational Leadership fuel his passion for change Brother Ato also shares his thoughts on: The role of mentorship and community in breaking cycles of poverty, violence, and inequality How educators can act as catalysts for social justice and positive change What the future of education could look like for at-risk youth and underserved communities Get True Khepra's Book: The Power Of Choice: You Are Not Stuck https://amzn.to/3XtJo7Q​