Director Jodi Gomes and Convicted Principal Dr. Dana Evans Speak with Frank Ski of Morning Culture on Atlanta’s V103
The New Film Taking a Look At the Aftermath of the Atlanta Public Schools Cheating Scandal
Nearly 10 years after the Atlanta Public Schools cheating scandal broke, a new documentary is shining a light on high-stakes testing and the problems with the education system.
Vineyard’s African American film fest gains cross-culture popularity
Seventy independent film submissions, more than half of them short films, were chosen for screening at this Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival, taking place Monday through Aug. 10 in Oak Bluffs.
August 21-25, will be a commemoration of the organization’s evolution over the past decade as one of the most substantive film festivals in the United States. “Over the years we have remained committed to exposing the community to business opportunities and career paths in the industry. BronzeLens values the authentic voices of people of color and celebrates those whose work represents filmmaking at its best”, said Kathleen Bertrand, BronzeLens Film Festival Founder and Executive Producer.
The Director and Producers are humbled to be selected as Best Documentary at The Aphrodite Film Festival 2019
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10 years later, principal convicted in APS cheating scandal talks for first time
10 years later, principal convicted in APS cheating scandal talks for first time
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With hymns and prayers, ex-APS educator reports for prison in cheating scandal
Educators lose appeal in Atlanta test-cheating case
Convicted educators report to jail in APD school cheating scandal
