Brian Lear on

on WNYC and we will end today's show for our last 15 minutes or so with a new take on a segment that we run every once in a while around here.

Maybe you've heard us ask for news from your neighborhood or news from your country of origin if you're an immigrant with nothing more

specific than that like you tell us the headline that you're focusing on.

So today we're going to take advantage of the fact that many teachers in our listening

area are on spring break and open up the phones for the headline from your classroom

this academic year.

Any one headline from your classroom

if you were speaking off the cuff

to a stranger who knows nothing about what's going on in your classroom.

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So if you work in a school, maybe you're a teacher, principals you're invited,

teachers aid, guidance counselor, school nurse, anything like that.

What is the news story in your classroom that you think is worthy of saying out loud on the radio?

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212 433 962.

And as soon as I see our lines light up,

I will stop setting it up because I think you get the idea.

We're inviting you to give us your hyper-local take on a broader education news story, perhaps, or just talk about something in your

classroom that deserves more attention that isn't part of the overall news

cycle what's the big story at your school what's the big story in your classroom?

212-433 WNYC.

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