Most Likely To Succeed

On April 12, 2017, the Office for Sustainability hosted the free screening of Most Likely to Succeed, an acclaimed documentary film offering an inspiring look at re-imagining the purpose of education.
Following the screening in the Fetzer Center, a panel discussion and a networking breakfast fostered meaningful conversations amongst educators, administrators, parents, students, and other stakeholders on how to overcome current obstacles and steps to take toward systemic change taken on a local level. 

Panelists: 
Dania Bazzi,  Superintendent Galesburg-Augusta Community Schools
Dave Campbell, Superintendent of Kalamazoo RESA
Jill Hermann-Wilmarth, WMU Professor of Socio-Cultural Studies
Gary Miron, WMU Professor of Evaluation, Measurement and Research
Beth Washington,  Director, Diversity & Inclusion for Bronson Healthcare

Discussant:
Rob Riordan,  Co-founder of High Tech High and President Emeritus of the HTH Graduate School of Education

You can listen to the podcast and view the video of Most Likely to Succeed's post-show panel discussion as well as the networking discussion here:

PANEL DISCUSSION:VIDEO SHORT
      
PANEL DISCUSSION: FULL PODCAST

NETWORKING DISCUSSION: VIDEO SHORT

NETWORKING DISCUSSION: FULL PODCAST

For even more information please visit mltsfilm.org to learn more about the film and movement.